!ACEscape Chemistry 106!Type here to searchFinal Exam Equation Sheet.pdf: X +https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfdH4Cb3Jih0g_TXnrExG40h2E11 NuVCU4MS9 120%SolutionsSolution A:Solution B:Solution C:Solution D:Your answer0.565 M HOCI0.376 M HCIO40.817 M HCO₂H0.789 M HNO2Indicate whether each solution is a buffer (b) or not a buffer (n). List youranswers in order.Example: If all solutions are buffers, enter bbbb.This is a required question||a0.565 M NaOCI0.376 M KC1040.817 M NaC₂02H30.718 M LINO2W88*Ⓒ↓||||66°F Light rainJABP9:51 AM5/14/2023

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Solutions Solution A: Solution B: Solution C: Solution D: 0.565 M HOCI 0.376 M HC104 0.817 M HCO₂H 0.789 M HNO2 0.565 M NaOCI 0.376 M KC104 0.817 M NaC₂O₂H3 0.718 M LINO2 Indicate whether each solution is a buffer (b) or not a buffer (n). List your answers in order. Example: If all solutions are buffers, enter bbbb.

Solutions Solution A: Solution B: Solution C: Solution D: 0.565 M HOCI 0.376 M HC104 0.817 M HCO₂H 0.789 M HNO2 0.565 M NaOCI 0.376 M KC104 0.817 M NaC₂O₂H3 0.718 M LINO2 Indicate whether each solution is a buffer (b) or not a buffer (n). List your answers in order. Example: If all solutions are buffers, enter bbbb.

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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