5% Rule
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Re: 5% Rule
Yes it does. If we are to infer that x is a minimal value that does impact the equation we need to know that it is less than 5% in both scenarios.
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Re: 5% Rule
Yes. Moreover, it is important to understand that chemical equilibria and acid-base equilibria are the same exact process. We just have different terms for the Ks of each as acid-base reactions usually involve just proton disassociation. Thus, almost everything you would do for chemical equilibria also applies to acid-base equilibria.
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Re: 5% Rule
Yes, the 5% rule applies to both acid and base and chemical equilibria. They are essentially the same process.
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Re: 5% Rule
Yes, the 5% rule is used to get a valid approximation without having to use the quadratic formula when calculating for both acid base and chemical equilibria.
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