Chapter 18: Q18.68P (page 825)
Hypochlorous acid, , has a of . What are , , , and in ?
Short Answer
Values are:
and
Chapter 18: Q18.68P (page 825)
Hypochlorous acid, , has a of . What are , , , and in ?
Values are:
and
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Get started for freeWhen salts are dissolved in water, the solution becomes acidic due to formation ofand.The overall process involves both Lewis and Brønsted-Lowry acid-base reactions. Write the equations for the process.
The beakers shown contain 0.300 Lof aqueous solutions of a moderately weak acid HY. Each particle represents 0.010 mol; solvent molecules are omitted for clarity.
(a) The reaction in beaker Ais at equilibrium. Calculate Q for B, C, and D to determine which, if any, is also at equilibrium.
(b) For any not at equilibrium, in which direction does the reaction proceed?
(c) Does dilution affect the extent of dissociation of a weak acid? Explain.
Calcium propionate; calcium propionate] is a mold inhibitor used in food, tobacco, and pharmaceuticals.
(a) Use balanced equations to show whether aqueous calcium propionate is acidic, basic, or neutral.
(b) Use Appendix C to find the resulting pH when 8.75g ofdissolves in enough water to give 0.500L of solution.
The beakers below depict the aqueous dissociations of weak acids HA (blue and green) and HB (blue and yellow); solvent molecules are omitted for clarity. If the HA solution is0.50L, and the HB solution is 0.25L, and each particle representsmol, find the Ka of each acid. Which acid, if either, is stronger?
Explain with equations and calculations, when necessary, whether an aqueous solution of each of these salts is acidic, basic, or neutral:
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