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Archived Discussion => 2010 => Mid-year exams => Exam Discussion => Victoria => Chemistry => Topic started by: Studyinghard on June 09, 2010, 02:38:09 pm
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ALL OPTIONS WERE WRONG. WTF. ?
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Strong acid added to weak base wasn't it?
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not at all,....
weak base started at pH of 10, equiv. point was at abt 4.5, indicating a strong acid had been added, and the pH ends up below 2, indicative of a strong acidd...
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That was B right?
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How can it be a weak base if pH is 10???
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bcoz strong base is pH14, and nutral is pH7, thus, 10 is closer to 7 than 14, and it is a weak base - it ionises to a small extent in solution...
and no, it was option C i think..
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I got option C but I just thought it was a bit ambiguous with weak base with a pH of 11. anywho no harm done. except now i think that you are right that 4 was 5/7
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it was adding string acid to a weak base.....option c i think...