reb0OZbifRAEFSEV23F6mSVt8HA/formResponseDoes not existQ: The pOH of a weak acid is (8.27)and pKa=4.95, So the concentration of thisacid is: *4 E-3M6 E-3M5.2 E-3M3 E-5MDoes not exist3 E-3MO 3 E-7MO 1.6 E-4MQ: What is the pH of the base buffer solution ( NH4OH) has pKb=5.37,[NH4+=0.021M] and [NH4OH = 0.5M]? *Does not exist

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Q: The pOH of a weak acid is (8.27)and pKa=4.95, So the concentration of this
acid is: *
4 E-3M
6 E-3M
5.2 E-3M
3 E-5M
Does not exist
3 E-3M
O 3 E-7M
O 1.6 E-4M
Q: What is the pH of the base buffer solution ( NH4OH) has pKb=5.37,
[NH4+=0.021M] and [NH4OH = 0.5M]? *
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