Question 18 Which of the following statements regarding Solutions A, B, C, and/or D are correct? The pH of Solution D is considerably lower than the pH of Solution B because it contains a buffer, which reacts with H3O+ and "uses it up". None of the provided statements are correct. The pH of Solution A is considerably lower than the pH of Solution C because it contains a buffer, which reacts with OH" and "uses it up". The pH of Solution B is considerably higher than the pH of Solution D because it contains a buffer, which reacts with H3O+ and "uses it up". The pH of Solution C is considerably higher than the pH of Solution A because it contains a buffer, which reacts with OH and "uses it up". At least two of the statements are correct. Question 23 From the options below, choose the major species present in Solution D after t solution has been prepared and mixed (i.e. after the reaction). Include spectator Ac Na+ OH HAC H+

Question 18 Which of the following statements regarding Solutions A, B, C, and/or D are correct? The pH of Solution D is considerably lower than the pH of Solution B because it contains a buffer, which reacts with H3O+ and "uses it up". None of the provided statements are correct. The pH of Solution A is considerably lower than the pH of Solution C because it contains a buffer, which reacts with OH" and "uses it up". The pH of Solution B is considerably higher than the pH of Solution D because it contains a buffer, which reacts with H3O+ and "uses it up". The pH of Solution C is considerably higher than the pH of Solution A because it contains a buffer, which reacts with OH and "uses it up". At least two of the statements are correct. Question 23 From the options below, choose the major species present in Solution D after t solution has been prepared and mixed (i.e. after the reaction). Include spectator Ac Na+ OH HAC H+

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