ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT NO. 3(BY GROUP)A. Identify the acid (acid1) on the left side and conjugate base (basel) on the right side.(a) HOCI + H,O=H,0* + OCI¯(b) HONH, + H,0 HONH + OH(c) NH + H,0NH3 + H;O*(d) 2HCO, H,CO, + CO(e) PO + H,PO, 2HPO}B. Identify the base (base2) on the left side and conjugate acid ( acid2) on the right side.(a) HOCI + H,0=H,0* + OCI(b) HONH2 + H0 HONH + OH-(c) NH + H,0=NH, + H;O*(d) 2HCO, =H,CO, + CO(e) PO + H,PO, 2HPO}C. Calculations:1. What is the concentration of hydronium ion in a 0.100 M solution of HCl?2. What is the hydroxide concentration in the solution described in item 1?3. What is the value of pH described in item 1?4. Is the solution acidic or basic (refer to #3)?5. Calculate the pH of water at 75 °C. Kw of water at 75 °C is 19.9 x 1014.

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ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT NO. 3 (BY GROUP) A. Identify the acid (acidl) on the left side and conjugate base (basel) on the right side. (a) HOCI + H,O H,0* + OCI (b) HONH2 + H0 HONH + OH (c) NH + H,0=NH3 + H;O* (d) 2HCO, =H,CO, + CO (e) PO + H,PO,=2HPO} B. Identify the base (base2) on the left side and conjugate acid ( acid2) on the right side. (a) HOCI + H,0=H,0* + OCI (b) HONH2 + H,0 HONH + OH- (c) NH + H,0=NH3 + H;O* (d) 2HCO, =H,CO, + CO (e) PO + H,PO, =2HPO}- C. Calculations: 1. What is the concentration of hydronium ion in a 0.100 M solution of HCl?

ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT NO. 3 (BY GROUP) A. Identify the acid (acidl) on the left side and conjugate base (basel) on the right side. (a) HOCI + H,O H,0* + OCI (b) HONH2 + H0 HONH + OH (c) NH + H,0=NH3 + H;O* (d) 2HCO, =H,CO, + CO (e) PO + H,PO,=2HPO} B. Identify the base (base2) on the left side and conjugate acid ( acid2) on the right side. (a) HOCI + H,0=H,0* + OCI (b) HONH2 + H,0 HONH + OH- (c) NH + H,0=NH3 + H;O* (d) 2HCO, =H,CO, + CO (e) PO + H,PO, =2HPO}- C. Calculations: 1. What is the concentration of hydronium ion in a 0.100 M solution of HCl?

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