Which of the following is true at the equivalence point of a titration of a weak acid (HA) with a strong base? Select one: a. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution doesn't have a pH b. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution is acidic (pH<7) c. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution is basic (pH>7) d. The weak acid (HA) is converted to A- so the solution is acidic e. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution is neutral (pH=7)

Which of the following is true at the equivalence point of a titration of a weak acid (HA) with a strong base? Select one: a. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution doesn't have a pH b. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution is acidic (pH<7) c. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution is basic (pH>7) d. The weak acid (HA) is converted to A- so the solution is acidic e. The acid and base are all consumed and the resulting solution is neutral (pH=7)

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