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find the pH of these compounds. use 5% approximation where nescessary.

HCl H2S04 strong acicd! the first proton comes off completely and [HSO4] NaOH NH3 NH4CI CH3COOH Ka 1.8 x 10-5 CH3COONa Kb(CH3

say each compund has molarity of 0.10M
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