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1. For each hydronium ion concentration, determine the hydroxide ion concentration and for each hydroxide ion concentration, determine the hydronium ion concentration. Also, determine the pH of each sample. a. [H3O∗]=1×10−3M b. [H3O∗]=1×10−9M 2. Determine the [H3O∗] for solutions with the following pH values: a. pH=8.35 b. pH=2.73
Table A:Electrolyte classification-1) Vinegar: weak electrolyte Since it is partially dissociated in the aqueous solution.2) 0.1 M HCl: Strong electrolyteSince it dissociates completely in aqueous solution.3) Vegetable oil: Not act as an electrolyte4) Cholesterol: Not act as an electrolyte5) Sodium hydroxide: Strong electrolyteSince it dissociates completely in aqueous solution.6) Glucose: weak electrolyte Since it is partially dissociated in the aqueous solution.7) Sodium chloride: strong electrolyte
Since it dissociates completely in aqueous solution.