QUESTION 6A salt has the formula MX in which M is a metal ion and X is an anion. Which of the following will makean acidic salt?а.M is the cation of a weak base and X is the anion of a strong acid.b.M is the cation of a weak base and X is the anion of a weak acid.C.None of these would result in an acidic salt.M is the cation of a strong base and X is the anion of a strong acid.е.M is the cation of a strong base and X is the anion of a weak acid.QUESTION 7Consider the following equilibrium reaction.CO2(g) + 2H2(g):CH3OH(g) AH° = -90.8 kJWhich of the following will increase the equilibrium constant, K?а.Decrease in pressureDecrease in temperatureС.Increase in pressured.Increase in amount of CH3OH(g)е.Increase in temperature

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QUESTION 6 A salt has the formula MX in which M is a metal ion and X is an anion. Which of the following will make an acidic salt? а. M is the cation of a weak base and X is the anion of a strong acid. M is the cation of a weak base and X is the anion of a weak acid. None of these would result in an acidic salt. M is the cation of a strong base and X is the anion of a strong acid. M is the cation of a strong base and X is the anion of a weak acid. QUESTION 7 Consider the following equilibrium reaction. CO2(9) + 2H2(g) = CH3OH(g) AH° = -90.8 kJ Which of the following will increase the equilibrium constant, K? а. Decrease in pressure Decrease in temperature c. Increase in pressure d. Increase in amount of CH3OH(g) е. Increase in temperature

QUESTION 6 A salt has the formula MX in which M is a metal ion and X is an anion. Which of the following will make an acidic salt? а. M is the cation of a weak base and X is the anion of a strong acid. M is the cation of a weak base and X is the anion of a weak acid. None of these would result in an acidic salt. M is the cation of a strong base and X is the anion of a strong acid. M is the cation of a strong base and X is the anion of a weak acid. QUESTION 7 Consider the following equilibrium reaction. CO2(9) + 2H2(g) = CH3OH(g) AH° = -90.8 kJ Which of the following will increase the equilibrium constant, K? а. Decrease in pressure Decrease in temperature c. Increase in pressure d. Increase in amount of CH3OH(g) е. Increase in temperature

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