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(0.1mol) of NaoH was added to 1L of a solution containing a weak acid and its base salt had the same concentration, so the change in PH = 0.47 How many moles of the weak acid were

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Chapter15: Acid-base Equilibria

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Acid Base Titration

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(0.1mol) of NaoH was added to 1L of a
solution containing a weak acid and its
base salt had the same concentration, so
the change in PH = 0.47 How many moles
of the weak acid were

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