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Part I<br> <br> 1. C<sub>1</sub>Cl<sub>4</sub>, non-electrolyte<br> 2. Nitric acid, strong acid/electrolyte<br> 3. Ba<sub>1</sub>(OH)<sub>2</sub>, strong base/electrolyte<br> 4. H<sub>2</sub>SO<sub>3</sub>, weak acid/electrolyte<br> 5. Carbonic acid, weak acid/electrolyte<br> 6a. pH = 0.301<br> 6b. [OH<sup>1-</sup>] = 2.00E-14M<br> 7a. <br> 7b. 0.885M<br> 8. pH = 7.00, pH of Equivalence point of solution = Endpoint (a pH) of the ph indicator since indicator changes color at endpoint.<br> 9a. HF<br> 9b. NH<sub>3</sub><br> 10a. A weak base and the salt of its conjugate acid (i.e. hydrofluoric acid and sodium fluoride)<br> 10b. It does not change pH significantly when strong acid/strong base is added. It contains a species that reacts with H<sup>1+</sup> instead of OH<sup>1-</sup> and a species that reacts with the OH<sup>1-</sup> instead of the H<sup>1+</sup>.<br>
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