A solution contains 0.675 grams of C2H7N per 100.0ml of solution. Electrial conductivity measurements show that 0.98% of the ethylamine has reacted with water, Calulate the ph of this soultion. The acid-base reaction is shown below: C2H5NH2(aq)+H20(l) ->C2H5NH3+(aq)+OH-(aq)

A solution contains 0.675 grams of C2H7N per 100.0ml of solution. Electrial conductivity measurements show that 0.98% of the ethylamine has reacted with water, Calulate the ph of this soultion. The acid-base reaction is shown below: C2H5NH2(aq)+H20(l) ->C2H5NH3+(aq)+OH-(aq)

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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