14. Which of the following is TRUE for the titration of a strong acid with a weak base?A. the equivalence point is at pH 1C. the equivalence point is at a pH above 7B. the equivalence point is at pH 7D. the equivalence point is at a pH below 7

Titration of strong acid with weak base:

14. Which of the following is TRUE for the titration of a strong acid with a weak base? C. the equivalence point is at a pH above 7 A. the equivalence point is at pH 1 B. the equivalence point is at pH 7 D. the equivalence point is at a pH below 7

14. Which of the following is TRUE for the titration of a strong acid with a weak base? C. the equivalence point is at a pH above 7 A. the equivalence point is at pH 1 B. the equivalence point is at pH 7 D. the equivalence point is at a pH below 7

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14. Which of the following is TRUE for the titration of a strong acid with a weak base?
A. the equivalence point is at pH 1
C. the equivalence point is at a pH above 7
B. the equivalence point is at pH 7
D. the equivalence point is at a pH below 7

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