QUESTION 1What is the pH of a solution with a hydronium (H3O*) concentration of 5.9 × 10-7 M.QUESTION 2Based on the acid dissociation constants (Ka) given, which of these acids is the weakest?CH3COOH (K 1.7x10-5)aOHNO₂ (K = 5.1×10−4)2aH₂PO2ⒸHCOНСО 3NH44+6.3x10-8)(K = 5.0x10-¹¹)a6.3x10-10)(K(Kaa==

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QUESTION 1 What is the pH of a solution with a hydronium (H3O*) concentration of 5.9 × 10-7 M. QUESTION 2 Based on the acid dissociation constants (K₂) given, which of these acids is the weakest? CH₂COOH (K 1.7x10-5) HNO ₂ (K OH₂PO - (K 2 4 a = = 5.1× 10-4) = = 6.3x10-8) HCO 3 (K = 5.0× 10-¹¹) a + NH_*(K = 6.3x10-10) 4 a

QUESTION 1 What is the pH of a solution with a hydronium (H3O) concentration of 5.9 × 10-7 M. QUESTION 2 Based on the acid dissociation constants (K₂) given, which of these acids is the weakest? CH₂COOH (K 1.7x10-5) HNO ₂ (K OH₂PO - (K 2 4 a = = 5.1× 10-4) = = 6.3x10-8) HCO 3 (K = 5.0× 10-¹¹) a + NH_(K = 6.3x10-10) 4 a

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