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Why are some weak acid equilibrium approximations invalid in very dilute solutions?

Using two approximations for the dissociation of a weak acid, we can write $$K_\mathrm{a}= \frac{[\ce{H+(aq)}]^2}{[\ce{HA(aq)}]}$$ One of these two approximations we use is that the concentration of ...
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How can I make AgNO3 more basic? [closed]

Is there anything that I can add to the AgNO3 solution that will make it more basic without forming a precipitate such as reacting with OH or HCl? Please be more specific and give an example.
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Titration with Ca(OH)2

In the laboratory, $20.0$ milliliters of an aqueous solution of calcium hydroxide, $\ce{Ca(OH)2}$, was used in a titration. A drop of phenolphthalein was added to it to indicate the end point. The ...
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Why did my iodine clock reaction not work?

For the iodine clock reaction, I'm using Potassium iodide, sodium thiosulfate ($\text{0.05 M}$) and sodium peroxodisulphate ($\text{0.04 M}$) and starch as an indicator. I am varying the concentration ...
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Find amount of acid and base required to make buffer

I am wondering if it is possible to know exact amount of acid and base that we can put in together to make a buffer. I want to make a 0.05 M extraction buffer using disodium hydrogen phosphate (DHP) ...
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How do I calculate the concentration of sulphuric acid by a titration experiment with sodium hydroxide?

In my latest chem lab the objective was to create a primary standard of $\ce{NaOH}$ and use it to determine the concentration of sulfuric acid. The first part of the lab was determine the molarity of ...
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