**Titration of 5 M HF with 5 M NaOH****Question 7:**The diagrams below represent the change in the composition of a solution during the titration of 5 M HF with 5 M NaOH. Place the diagrams in order from the initial solution to the solution at the equivalence point of the reaction.**Diagrams:**- **Diagram A:** Contains green circles (HF), red circles (H₂O), blue circles (Na⁺), and white circles (OH⁻).- **Diagram B:** Contains green circles (HF), red circles (H₂O), and white circles (F⁻).- **Diagram C:** Contains only white circles (F⁻).**Legend:**- Blue circle: Na⁺- Red circle: OH⁻- Green circle: HF- White circle: F⁻- Red & white connected circles: H₂O**Tasks:**1. Select the diagram representing the initial solution.2. Select the diagram representing the solution at the equivalence point.**Solution:**- **Initial Solution:** [Select the appropriate diagram]- **Solution at Equivalence Point:** [Select the appropriate diagram]

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The diagrams below represent the change in the composition of a solution during the titration of 5 M HF with 5 M NAOH. Place the diagrams below in order from the initial solution to the solution at the equivalence point of the reaction. A B = Na* = OH = HF =F = H,0 Initial solution Solution at equivalence point (select) (select) (select)

The diagrams below represent the change in the composition of a solution during the titration of 5 M HF with 5 M NAOH. Place the diagrams below in order from the initial solution to the solution at the equivalence point of the reaction. A B = Na* = OH = HF =F = H,0 Initial solution Solution at equivalence point (select) (select) (select)

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