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question 6.D.5

Postby Sophia_Francis_1G » Thu Jan 26, 2023 3:09 pm

I got totally different answers from the textbook for this question. Did anyone else get different answers? Like for the pOH of A I got 3.51, for the pOH of B I got 3.29, and for the pOH of C I got 3.13. The only answer that matches for the pOH is what I got for D, but then the percent protonation is different for that one. Idk if the textbook just really messed up the answers or what.
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Re: question 6.D.5

Postby Chem_Mod » Thu Jan 26, 2023 7:30 pm

Please see corrections to the solutions manual pdf on BruinLearn: "6D.5 (d) % protonation = (1.09 x 10-4)/(0.0073) x 100%, which should = 1.5%, but the answer is
incorrectly typed as 2.5%."
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