SomeK2SO3 andKHSO, are dissolved in 250.0 mL of solution and the resulting pH is 6.88. Which is greater in this buffer solution, the concentration ofSo, or the concentration ofHSO3-?K.(HSO3-) = 1.0 x 10-7Oconcentration of SO3²-Oconcentration of HSO3Oboth are equalIf(so.]HSO,.= 0.80 M in this solution, calculate the concentration of[HSO,-] =

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Some K2SO, and KHSO, are dissolved in 250.0 mL of solution and the resulting pH is 6.88. Which is greater in this buffer solution, the concentration of So, or the concentration of HSO, ? K„(HSO,) = 1.0 x 10-7 %3D Oconcentration of SO,- Oconcentration of HSO, Oboth are equal If [so, ] HSO, = 0.80 M in this solution, calculate the concentration of

Some K2SO, and KHSO, are dissolved in 250.0 mL of solution and the resulting pH is 6.88. Which is greater in this buffer solution, the concentration of So, or the concentration of HSO, ? K„(HSO,) = 1.0 x 10-7 %3D Oconcentration of SO,- Oconcentration of HSO, Oboth are equal If [so, ] HSO, = 0.80 M in this solution, calculate the concentration of

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