the ph of a 0.010M solution of just HOCL in water is 4.8 . What is H+ in that solution? b) what is [OCL-]? What is [HOCL] ? Where do the H+ and OCL- ions come from ? what is the value of K4 for HOCL? WHat is the value of pk4 for HOCl?

the ph of a 0.010M solution of just HOCL in water is 4.8 . What is H+ in that solution? b) what is [OCL-]? What is [HOCL] ? Where do the H+ and OCL- ions come from ? what is the value of K4 for HOCL? WHat is the value of pk4 for HOCl?

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Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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Problem 6RQ: Two strategies are also followed when solving for the pH of a base in water. What is the strategy...

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