[CHCOOH + H:O = CHCOO-+ H*] Determine the dissociation constant for 3 po the following reaction if the equilibrium of the reactants and products are: 3.4M, 1.15M, and 1.6M for the CHCOOH, CHCOO", and H", respectively. Is it a strong acid, a weak acid, a strong base, or a weak base? * Note: convert concentration first to molar concentration by using the formula (mol solute / L of the solution) 1.84; weak base O 0.54; strong acid O 1.84; strong acid O 1.84; strong base O 1.84; weak acid O 0.54; weak base O 0.54; strong base 0.54; weak acid

[CHCOOH + H:O = CHCOO-+ H] Determine the dissociation constant for 3 po the following reaction if the equilibrium of the reactants and products are: 3.4M, 1.15M, and 1.6M for the CHCOOH, CHCOO", and H", respectively. Is it a strong acid, a weak acid, a strong base, or a weak base? Note: convert concentration first to molar concentration by using the formula (mol solute / L of the solution) 1.84; weak base O 0.54; strong acid O 1.84; strong acid O 1.84; strong base O 1.84; weak acid O 0.54; weak base O 0.54; strong base 0.54; weak acid

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Chapter16: Reactions Between Acids And Bases

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