Using the pka values in the table above, conclude about the relative acidity of comparing acetic acid and boric acid the relative basicity of comparing trimethylamine and ammonium hydroxide Acid/Base Acetic acide Boric acide Trimethylamine Ammonium hydroxide 1 Concentration (M) 0.14 0.14 0.14 0.1 C Measured pH value 2.93 5.91 11.20¹ 10.26 Calculated pk, value 4.86€ 10.82- 21.40 19.529

Using the pka values in the table above, conclude about the relative acidity of comparing acetic acid and boric acid the relative basicity of comparing trimethylamine and ammonium hydroxide Acid/Base Acetic acide Boric acide Trimethylamine Ammonium hydroxide 1 Concentration (M) 0.14 0.14 0.14 0.1 C Measured pH value 2.93 5.91 11.20¹ 10.26 Calculated pk, value 4.86€ 10.82- 21.40 19.529

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