O D. 8.70 x 10-13 M38. Determine the pH of 0.42 M for formic acid, HCOOH solution. The valueof pKa for HCOOH is 3.75. *O A. 0.38Ов. 206C. 5.32D. 11.94orminc the pH of a buffer solution containing 0.2 mole of NH.Cl and

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38. Determine the pH of 0.42 M for formic acid, HCOOH solution. The value of pka for HCOOH is 3.75. * O A. 0.38 О в. 2.06 О с.5.32 O D. 11.94 nO Datormine the pH of a buffer solution containing 0.2 mole of NH.Cl and

38. Determine the pH of 0.42 M for formic acid, HCOOH solution. The value of pka for HCOOH is 3.75. * O A. 0.38 О в. 2.06 О с.5.32 O D. 11.94 nO Datormine the pH of a buffer solution containing 0.2 mole of NH.Cl and

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38. Determine the pH of 0.42 M for formic acid, HCOOH solution. The value
of pKa for HCOOH is 3.75. *
O A. 0.38
Ов. 206
C. 5.32
D. 11.94
orminc the pH of a buffer solution containing 0.2 mole of NH.Cl and

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