Ranking lonic Solutions: modified MC Chem1B Spr21 Page | 5 D Predict the ranking of the pH for the solutions. 8) Fill in Table ID. Do this before performing the experiment with Beyond Labz Middle column: Identify each solution as one of the following: Strong acid Weak acid Strong base Weak base Acidic salt Neutral salt Basic salt Last column: predict the pH ranking for the following 0.1 M solutions in order of expected increasing pH: rank of 1 will be for the strongest acid and the rank of 14 will be for the strongest base. Table 1D: Predicted Rank (1 most acidic and 14 most basic) Solutions (0.1M) Identification NH,CI NaHCO3 KNO, NH3 H2SO4 NAC2H3O2 (NaAc) HCI

Ranking lonic Solutions: modified MC Chem1B Spr21 Page | 5 D Predict the ranking of the pH for the solutions. 8) Fill in Table ID. Do this before performing the experiment with Beyond Labz Middle column: Identify each solution as one of the following: Strong acid Weak acid Strong base Weak base Acidic salt Neutral salt Basic salt Last column: predict the pH ranking for the following 0.1 M solutions in order of expected increasing pH: rank of 1 will be for the strongest acid and the rank of 14 will be for the strongest base. Table 1D: Predicted Rank (1 most acidic and 14 most basic) Solutions (0.1M) Identification NH,CI NaHCO3 KNO, NH3 H2SO4 NAC2H3O2 (NaAc) HCI

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