Please don’t give me Cheggs answer. Not what I asked for. F- is the conjugate base for the weak acid HF. Kb for F- = 29 x 10-11a) Please draw the reaction which corresponds with the Kb for F-. Please remember to include the statesubscripts.b) What would be the (OH-) in a 0.10 M solution of NaF?

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F- is the conjugate base for the weak acid HF. Kb for F- = 29 x 10^-11 a) Please draw the reaction which coresponds with the Kb for F-. Please remember to include the state subscripts. b) What would be the (OH-) in a 0.10 M solution of NaF?

F- is the conjugate base for the weak acid HF. Kb for F- = 29 x 10^-11 a) Please draw the reaction which coresponds with the Kb for F-. Please remember to include the state subscripts. b) What would be the (OH-) in a 0.10 M solution of NaF?

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F- is the conjugate base for the weak acid HF. Kb for F- = 29 x 10-11
a) Please draw the reaction which corresponds with the Kb for F-. Please remember to include the state
subscripts.
b) What would be the (OH-) in a 0.10 M solution of NaF?

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