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Strayer,Phoniex,
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
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Strayer,Phoniex,University of California
Feb-1999 - Mar-2006
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I need help answering these questions, based off my graphs and the conductivity of the three acids: acetic: 761 Metalic: 2953 HCL: 25560
Examine your values for the % ionization at 0.1M. Is there a difference between the acids? Do the conductivity measurements correlate to these % ionization numbers? Explain. 2pts.
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Examine the % ionization as a function of the concentration for these acids. Describe in detail what you observe. What differences do you see between strong and weak acids? NOTE: A % Ionization greater than 100% is not possible and should be assigned a value of 100%. 2pts.
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Based on what you know about LeChatelier’s Principle, explain why you see a much larger increase in percent ionization for the weak acids as they become more dilute. 2pts.
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How do your experimental pH values compare to the theoretical ones you calculated? Explain any similarities or differences. 2pts.
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Based on the conductivity readings of the following acids, classify them as strong or weak acids. 2pts.
Vinegar – 689mS/cm, Lemon Juice – 735 mS/cm, Toilet Bowl Cleaner –21,321 mS/cm, Soft Drinks – 525 mS/cm
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