Chemistry, 13.12.2019 19:31, MuntazerMehdi9746
Ba(oh)2 = ba2 + 2oh- (dissolved in solution). which will not happen to the equilibrium of this solution as h+ ions are added?
h+ will combine with oh- to form water
the base will dissociate to form more oh-
the reaction will move to the right
the reaction will move to the left
the quantity of ba(oh)2 will decrease
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