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A volume of 500 mL of -170 M NaOH is added to 605mL of. 250 M weak acid (ka = 2.37x10-5). What is the pH of the resulting buffer? It Aca₂) FOH (aq) → H₂0 (0) +A (44) (sq) PH= [

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A volume of 500 mL of -170 m NaOH
M
is added to 605mL of.250 M
weak acid (ka=2.37x10-5). What
is the pH of the resulting buffer?
It Aca₂s +OH (aq) →/₂0 (0) + A- (aq)
(59)
PH= 1

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