Chapter 7: Q162CP (page 240)
Question: Calculate the pH of a solution initially with 0.10 MNaHSO4 and 0.10 MNH3.
Short Answer
Answer:The pH of the solution is 5.59.
Chapter 7: Q162CP (page 240)
Question: Calculate the pH of a solution initially with 0.10 MNaHSO4 and 0.10 MNH3.
Answer:The pH of the solution is 5.59.
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