Arrange the following 0.01 M substances in order of increasing pH. HNO3: pKa = -1.38 HNO2: pka = 3.14 %3D HCIO: pKa = 3.18 NH3: pKp = 4.74 CH3NH3: pKp = 3.36 O CH3NH3 > NH3 > HCIO > HNO2 > HNO3 O HNO2 > HNO3 > HCIO > NH3 > CH3NH3 O HNO3 > HNO2 > HCIO > CH3NH3 > NH3 O NH3 > CH3NH3 > HCIO > HNO2 > HNO3
Arrange the following 0.01 M substances in order of increasing pH. HNO3: pKa = -1.38 HNO2: pka = 3.14 %3D HCIO: pKa = 3.18 NH3: pKp = 4.74 CH3NH3: pKp = 3.36 O CH3NH3 > NH3 > HCIO > HNO2 > HNO3 O HNO2 > HNO3 > HCIO > NH3 > CH3NH3 O HNO3 > HNO2 > HCIO > CH3NH3 > NH3 O NH3 > CH3NH3 > HCIO > HNO2 > HNO3
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Transcribed Image Text:Arrange the following 0.01 M substances in order of increasing pH.
HNO3: pKa = -1.38
HNO2: pKa = 3.14
HCIO: pKa = 3.18
NH3: pKb = 4.74
CH3NH3: pKh = 3.36
O CH3NH3 > NH3 > HCIO > HNO2 > HNO3
O HNO2 > HNO3 > HCIO > NH3 > CH3NH3
O HNO3 > HNO2 > HCIO > CH3NH3 > NH3
O NH3 > CH3NH3 > HCIO > HNO2 > HNO3
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6.941 9.012
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16.00 19.00 20.19
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10.01 12.01 14.01
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12
13
14
15
16
17
18
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Si
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3
4
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22
24
25
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32
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23
28
29
30
33
34
35
36
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Ni
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Ti
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Cu
Zn
Ga
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Se
Br
Kr
53
43
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85.47 87.62 88.91 | 91.2292.91 95.94| (98)
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42
44
46
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50
51
52
54
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Sr
Y
Zr
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Mo
Ru
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57
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72
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73
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74
75
Re
76
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70
Pt
79
Au
83
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55
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58
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61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
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Tm
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97
99
100
102
103
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