Explanation The number of hydrogen ions present in each diagram represents the strength of the weak acid. Depending on that, the weak acid can be arranged in the following order of increase in strength. Diagram (i) < Diagram (iii) < Diagram (ii) Therefore, the number of undissociated weak acid will be more for the weakest acid in the diagrams representing conjugate base. The increasing order of, number of undissociated weak acid present in diagrams representing conjugate base are:

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For the given weak acid solutions in diagrams (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate-base solution in diagrams (iv)-(vi) has to be identified

To Identify: For weak acid in diagram (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate base in the given diagrams (iv)-(vi)

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For the given weak acid solutions in diagrams (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate-base solution in diagrams (iv)-(vi) has to be identified To Identify: For weak acid in diagram (i)-(iii) , the corresponding conjugate base in the given diagrams (iv)-(vi)

Solution Summary: The author explains that the number of hydrogen ions present in each diagram represents the strength of the weak acid.

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Interpretation:

For the given weak acid solutions in diagrams (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate-base solution in diagrams (iv)-(vi) has to be identified

To Identify: For weak acid in diagram (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate base in the given diagrams (iv)-(vi)

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For the given weak acid solutions in diagrams (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate-base solution in diagrams (iv)-(vi) has to be identified To Identify: For weak acid in diagram (i)-(iii) , the corresponding conjugate base in the given diagrams (iv)-(vi)

Solution Summary: The author explains that the number of hydrogen ions present in each diagram represents the strength of the weak acid.

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Interpretation: For the given weak acid solutions in diagrams (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate-base solution in diagrams (iv)-(vi) has to be identified To Identify: For weak acid in diagram (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate base in the given diagrams (iv)-(vi)

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Interpretation:

For the given weak acid solutions in diagrams (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate-base solution in diagrams (iv)-(vi) has to be identified

To Identify: For weak acid in diagram (i)-(iii), the corresponding conjugate base in the given diagrams (iv)-(vi)