Chemistry, 30.08.2019 16:30, briannaparker11

Calculate the molar concentration of ag and so, at the equilibrium. [10 marks] iv) the sulfate anion (so42) is a very weak base undergoing the following (balanced) acid-base equilibrium reaction in water (kb = 8.3x10 "); so42- + h2o = hso4 + oh calculate the ph of the ag2so4 solution (shown above) at the equilibrium (hint: disregard the autodissociation of water). [20 marks) justify your answers by including workings, calculations and units.

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