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Chapter 15, Problem 88AP
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Interpretation:
The solution is prepared from 0.23 mol of HF and 0.57 mol of HClO which is dissolved in 3.60 L of water. The pH of stronger acid and equilibrium concentration of HF, F-, HCO and ClO- should be determined.
Concept Introduction:
pH is used to determine the concentration of solution.
The ratio of mole to the volume of solution is known as concentration.
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