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tamples of Nal () and NII,CI () we dissolvednsrparate beakes that ech contan 100 ml. of water One of the sats producesa sytly sc tion whah of the ling tns best epresents the formation of the slighty acide soltiont Na (ag) + 21,0K) NaOH (ag + H,0 (ag F(ag+H,O() HP(ag) +OH (a NH, (ag) - H,0 () NH, (og) + H,0" (ag) C (ag) + H,0() HCI(og) + OH (ag)

tamples of Nal () and NII,CI () we dissolvednsrparate beakes that ech contan 100 ml. of water One of the sats producesa sytly sc tion whah of the ling tns best epresents the formation of the slighty acide soltiont Na (ag) + 21,0K) NaOH (ag + H,0 (ag F(ag+H,O() HP(ag) +OH (a NH, (ag) - H,0 () NH, (og) + H,0" (ag) C (ag) + H,0() HCI(og) + OH (ag)

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Tamples of NaP (a) and NIL,CI () re dissolved n separate beakers that each contan 100 ml.of water One of the salts produces a slghtly ackde sotion which of the fulowing quatens best represents the formation of the slightly acide solution Na' (ag) + 21,0() NaOH (ag) + H,0 (ag) F (ag) + H,O()HP(ag) +OH (ag) c) NH, (ag) + H,0 ()= NH, (ag) + H,0" (ag) CI (ag) + H,0() HC(og) + OH (ag)
Transcribed Image Text:Tamples of NaP (a) and NIL,CI () re dissolved n separate beakers that each contan 100 ml.of water One of the salts produces a slghtly ackde sotion which of the fulowing quatens best represents the formation of the slightly acide solution Na' (ag) + 21,0() NaOH (ag) + H,0 (ag) F (ag) + H,O()HP(ag) +OH (ag) c) NH, (ag) + H,0 ()= NH, (ag) + H,0" (ag) CI (ag) + H,0() HC(og) + OH (ag)
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