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Acid |
Base |
⇄ |
Conjugate Acid |
Conjugate Base |
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(A) |
CH3COOH |
H2O |
⇄ |
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(B) |
NH3 |
H2O |
⇄ |
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(C) |
⇄ |
HF |
OH− |
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(D) |
H2O |
→ |
I− |
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(E) |
C5H5NH+ |
H2O |
⇄ |
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[H+] |
[OH−] |
pH |
pOH |
Acid, Base or Neutral |
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(A) |
1.0x10−3 M |
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(B) |
4.5x10‒8 M |
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(C) |
9.45 |
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(D) |
1.33 |
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