Q1a): Arrange the following 0.10 M aqueous solutions in order of increasing PH: Caso,, H,SO, NH,NO, Rb,CO, NaF (Hint: start with the one of lowest PH and put < symbol when you go to the next higher PH, and continue with this < to the highest one. No calculation is required but you need to justify your answer Q1:b) Write a formula of one salt for each and also give the name 1. contains Cs* and is Basic 2. contain perchlorate; CIO, and is neutral 3. Contain NH, and are Acidic

Q1a): Arrange the following 0.10 M aqueous solutions in order of increasing PH: Caso,, H,SO, NH,NO, Rb,CO, NaF (Hint: start with the one of lowest PH and put < symbol when you go to the next higher PH, and continue with this < to the highest one. No calculation is required but you need to justify your answer Q1:b) Write a formula of one salt for each and also give the name 1. contains Cs* and is Basic 2. contain perchlorate; CIO, and is neutral 3. Contain NH, and are Acidic

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