Chemistry, 25.04.2020 00:40, 20cschultz

A 11.4 L solution of a weak base (HB) is formed by dissolving 1.98 mols. The solution is then tested using a pH metered and determined to have a pOH value of 2.22. Determine the Kb of this base?

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A 11.4 L solution of a weak base (HB) is formed by dissolving 1.98 mols. The solution is then tested...