K, of a weak acid HX is 2.16 x 10-6. During a titration, an analyte solution containing a mixture of [HX] and [X] has the ratio of [X/[HX] = 1.034. What is the pH of the analyte solution? Assume the solution is in its buffering region. 5.606 5.651 O 6.844 O 5.666 O 5.680

K, of a weak acid HX is 2.16 x 10-6. During a titration, an analyte solution containing a mixture of [HX] and [X] has the ratio of [X/[HX] = 1.034. What is the pH of the analyte solution? Assume the solution is in its buffering region. 5.606 5.651 O 6.844 O 5.666 O 5.680

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