What change will be caused by the addition of a small amount of NaCH3CO0 to a solution containing CH3COO and CH3COOH? Select one: A. The [CH3CO0'] and the [H30+) will increase. B. The CH3CO0 is no longer soluble. C. The reaction compensates from the addition of [CH3CO0 ] and shifts left so the (CH3COOH] will increase. D. The [H30*] will increase significantly. E. The [CH3COOH] will decrease and the [CH3CO0"] will increase.

What change will be caused by the addition of a small amount of NaCH3CO0 to a solution containing CH3COO and CH3COOH? Select one: A. The [CH3CO0'] and the [H30+) will increase. B. The CH3CO0 is no longer soluble. C. The reaction compensates from the addition of [CH3CO0 ] and shifts left so the (CH3COOH] will increase. D. The [H30*] will increase significantly. E. The [CH3COOH] will decrease and the [CH3CO0"] will increase.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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