A)Calculate the ph of an aqueous solution of 0.0400M formic acid, HCOOH at 25c. The Pka of HCOOH=2.796
a)3.447
b)2.347
c)2.140
d)2.796
e)2.796
f)2.533
g)4.102
h)1.891
-I keep getting 2.097(please explain if im having some issues with significant figures) the answer is 2.140
B) A saturated solution in water has [pb2+]=0.0159M and [Cl-]=0.0317M at 25c. Calculate the ksp of PbCl2
C) How many grams of sodium floride (MW=41.99g/mol) must be added to 455. mL of a 0.115M HF solution to give a buffer solution having a PH of 3.500 at 25c?
[Ka(HF)=7.100x10^-4]
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