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  1. A. Explain the term "concentration gradient". Make sure to discuss the difference between a solution's concentration and a
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  2. Consider the following buffer equilibrium:HF (high concentration) + H2O <--> H3O+ (low concentration) + F- ( high concentration)
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  3. Each of the following solutions has a concentration of 0.1 mol/L. Compare the hydronium-ion concentration and pH in each pair,
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  4. Each of the following solutions has a concentration of 0.1 mol/L. Compare the hydronium ion concentration and pH in each pair
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  5. HOW CAN I WRITE UNCERTAINTY FOR CONCENTRATION?EXAMPLE: 0.0001 M +/- ? PLEASE EXPLAIN WHY....AND IS IT DIFFERENT FOR EACH
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  6. Can you explain the process for solving this problem (this one is more complicated than the example in our book):A solution
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  7. refer to the reaction 2NH3 (g) ↔ N2 (g) + 3H2 (g), and ΔH = 92.2 kJ.1.What will be the effect on the concentration of H2 if
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  8. A) Calculate the hydrogen-ion concentration of a 5.45*10^-4 M H2CO3, solution, noting that Ka is bigger than Kb.B)What is the
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  9. Consider the reaction A ==> B. If the reaction is first-order in A with the initial concentration A being 6.048M, what is the
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  10. In this experiment absorption spectroscopy is conducted to detect Cr(VI)in aqueous solutions and with it the concentration of
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