Tont. A base was added Jo IN grut to become more bavic inpit. go 2. Place about 20 drops of 1.0 M CH,COOH in a well plate. Record the color and the pH of the solution. Add about 10 drops of 1.0 M NaC,H,O. Record the color and the pH of the solution. CH̟COOH (aq) H* (aq) + CH,COO (aq) Solution Color Ile pH CH,COOH (aq) clear 3.169 CH,COOH (aq) + 1.0 M NaC,H,O, (aq) Clear 5.85 Explain the effect of NaC,H,O, (aq) on the CH,COOH solution in terms of Le Chatelier s Principle. Na C,HO2 Is a base ard CH2COOH is an acid, and it you ada base to an aodic SoluTon the pi will increase becane more of the Conivoate baICN present. As more f tme base is added it reach w S83

Tont. A base was added Jo IN grut to become more bavic inpit. go 2. Place about 20 drops of 1.0 M CH,COOH in a well plate. Record the color and the pH of the solution. Add about 10 drops of 1.0 M NaC,H,O. Record the color and the pH of the solution. CH̟COOH (aq) H* (aq) + CH,COO (aq) Solution Color Ile pH CH,COOH (aq) clear 3.169 CH,COOH (aq) + 1.0 M NaC,H,O, (aq) Clear 5.85 Explain the effect of NaC,H,O, (aq) on the CH,COOH solution in terms of Le Chatelier s Principle. Na C,HO2 Is a base ard CH2COOH is an acid, and it you ada base to an aodic SoluTon the pi will increase becane more of the Conivoate baICN present. As more f tme base is added it reach w S83

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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