Concept explainers
Interpretation:
The interconversions given below have to be done and in each case whether the solution is acidic or basic has to be estimated.
Concept Introduction:
The relationship between
Other relations are given below.
If the
Explanation of Solution
(a)
The
Then,
As the
(b)
The
Then,
As the
(c)
The relationship between
Therefore,
The concentration of
As the
(d)
The
Then,
As the
(e)
The relationship between
Therefore,
The concentration of
As the
Now, the table can be filled as given below.
Now, the complete table can be given as shown below.
Nature | |||
(a) | Acidic | ||
(b) | Acidic | ||
(c) | Acidic | ||
(d) | Acidic | ||
(e) | Basic |
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