What is the approximate Kfor the following acid/base reaction?H25 (aq) +F (aq) ++ HF (aq) +HS (aq)ACIDBASEHCICH2SO4HNO3H30 (aq)HSOH3PO4HSONO3H2Oso,H,PO,FHFCH3COOHH,CO3H,SH,PO,NH,CH;COOHCO,HSHPO,NH,COPOOHHCOHPO.1,0OHH,CHCH,OA unable to determineOB. K.<1Base strength increasingAcid strength increasing

According to soft -hard acid base constant,reaction will fovour at the detection where hard acid…

What is the approximate K for the following acid/base reaction? H25 (aq) + F(aq) ++ HF (aq) + HS (aq) ACID BASE HCI CI H,SO HNO3 H3O (aq) HSO, H,PO4 HSO, NO3 H2O so,- H,PO, HF F CH;COOH H,CO3 H2S H,PO, NH, HCO, НРО, 2- H2O OH CH;COO HCO, HS HPO,2- NH3 2- Co, 3- PO, OH H2 CH, CH3 O A. unable to determine O B. Ko <1 Base strength increasing Acid strength increasing

What is the approximate K for the following acid/base reaction? H25 (aq) + F(aq) ++ HF (aq) + HS (aq) ACID BASE HCI CI H,SO HNO3 H3O (aq) HSO, H,PO4 HSO, NO3 H2O so,- H,PO, HF F CH;COOH H,CO3 H2S H,PO, NH, HCO, НРО, 2- H2O OH CH;COO HCO, HS HPO,2- NH3 2- Co, 3- PO, OH H2 CH, CH3 O A. unable to determine O B. Ko <1 Base strength increasing Acid strength increasing

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