O7) what is the pH at the equi valent point in the titrationof 5 mnol Pota ssium acid phthalate dissolved in to0 d ofwater and titrated with o M NAOH 9 K= 4ero6Ans: 8-16

Potassium acid phthalate, represented as KHP is a monoprotic acid.

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