Which one of the following statement is correct? a. Lewis acids include molecules or atoms that have octet deficiency. b. In a given reaction, the position of equilibrium favors the formation of strong acid and strong base. c. Dilution increases the pH of the buffer solution. d. For a weak acid titrated with a strong base the steep portion of titration curve at equivalence point occurs over a long pH range (from about pH 4 to pH 10) e. In Bronsted terms , the strength of acid is determined by its tendency to accept proton whereas the strength of base is dependent upon its tendency to donate proton.

A reaction always goes towards stablity,i.e weaker acid base part. And pH of buffer solution…

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Which one of the following statement is correct?

Lewis acids include molecules or atoms that have octet deficiency.

In a given reaction, the position of equilibrium favors the formation of strong acid and strong base.

Dilution increases the pH of the buffer solution.

For a weak acid titrated with a strong base the steep portion of

titration curve at equivalence point occurs over a long pH range

(from about pH 4 to pH 10)

In Bronsted terms , the strength of acid is determined by its tendency to accept proton whereas the strength of base is dependent upon its tendency to donate proton.

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