Do Two 25.0-mL samples, one of 0.100 of HCI and the other 0.100 M of HF are eachtitrated (separately) with 0.200 M NaOH (strong base).The HF sample will require more NaOH to be neutralized.The HCI sample will require more NaOH to be neutralizedO At the equivalence point, the pH for the titration of the HF sample will be acidic.O The pH at equivalence point for the titration of the HCI sample will be 7.0

Answer: During the titration of acid HA and base BOH below shown reaction takes place:…

Two 25.0-mL samples, one of 0.100 of HCI and the other 0.100 M of HF are each titrated (separately) with 0.200 M NaOH (strong base). The HF sample will require more NaOH to be neutralized. O The HCI sample will require more NaOH to be neutralized At the equivalence point, the pH for the titration of the HF sample will be acidic. The pH at equivalence point for the titration of the HCI sample will be 7.0

Two 25.0-mL samples, one of 0.100 of HCI and the other 0.100 M of HF are each titrated (separately) with 0.200 M NaOH (strong base). The HF sample will require more NaOH to be neutralized. O The HCI sample will require more NaOH to be neutralized At the equivalence point, the pH for the titration of the HF sample will be acidic. The pH at equivalence point for the titration of the HCI sample will be 7.0

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