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Same number of moles of Cu" and Zn" were dissolved into I Select two separate equimolar solutions of NH, K, of CulNHal" > K, of Zn!NHal" Consider carbonic acid. H;COy IH;CO,lag) - H;O) e-- HjO'laq) + HCO, taq) H,O'l from step | Select H3O"1 from step 2 1. HCO, tagl - H;O0 HO'lae). co, ue For two solutions of citric acid X ionization of I Select X ionization of pt of volution pH solution of solution Il solution

Same number of moles of Cu" and Zn" were dissolved into I Select two separate equimolar solutions of NH, K, of CulNHal" > K, of Zn!NHal" Consider carbonic acid. H;COy IH;CO,lag) - H;O) e-- HjO'laq) + HCO, taq) H,O'l from step | Select H3O"1 from step 2 1. HCO, tagl - H;O0 HO'lae). co, ue For two solutions of citric acid X ionization of I Select X ionization of pt of volution pH solution of solution Il solution

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I. Given the condition for each number, compare the quantities in Column I and Column II. From the drop down choice, answer:

greater than if the quantity in column I is greater than column II

less than if the quantity in column I is less than column II

equal to if the two quantities are equal

cannot be determined if the relationship cannot be determined from the given information

Same number of moles of Cu" and Zn" were dissolved into I Select Za" n two separate equimolar solutions of NH, K, of CulNHl > K, of Zn(NH Consider carbonic acid. H;CO; I.H;CO,lag) - H;om e--> HO'taq) + HCO, taa) H,O"l from step | Select [H,O"| from step 2 1. HCO, tag) - H;O) HO'laa). co, ue For two solutions of citric acid K ionization of solution i X ionization of I Select| pH of solution pH solution of solution i Consider two solutions Solution E0.1M HOO POH of solution I Select) pOH of solution Solution I: 01M HCIO • 001 M NaCIO
Transcribed Image Text:Same number of moles of Cu" and Zn" were dissolved into I Select Za" n two separate equimolar solutions of NH, K, of CulNHl > K, of Zn(NH Consider carbonic acid. H;CO; I.H;CO,lag) - H;om e--> HO'taq) + HCO, taa) H,O"l from step | Select [H,O"| from step 2 1. HCO, tag) - H;O) HO'laa). co, ue For two solutions of citric acid K ionization of solution i X ionization of I Select| pH of solution pH solution of solution i Consider two solutions Solution E0.1M HOO POH of solution I Select) pOH of solution Solution I: 01M HCIO • 001 M NaCIO
For two salts with the same initial concentration Solution I: 0.10 M Nax pH of 0.10 M HX ( Select ] pH of 0.10 M HY Solution II: 0.10 M NaY pOH of solution I > POH of solution II Consider two solutions Solution I: 15 mL 0.2 M H3PO4 + 25 ml volume of 0.15 M H20 volume of 0.15 M -NAOH required to neutralize solution I Splect ) N2OH required to neutralize solution I Solution II: 10 mL 0.9 |М CH-COOH + 30 mL H20
Transcribed Image Text:For two salts with the same initial concentration Solution I: 0.10 M Nax pH of 0.10 M HX ( Select ] pH of 0.10 M HY Solution II: 0.10 M NaY pOH of solution I > POH of solution II Consider two solutions Solution I: 15 mL 0.2 M H3PO4 + 25 ml volume of 0.15 M H20 volume of 0.15 M -NAOH required to neutralize solution I Splect ) N2OH required to neutralize solution I Solution II: 10 mL 0.9 |М CH-COOH + 30 mL H20
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