. Sulfamic acid, HO3SNH2 is used as a stabilizer in chlorinated pools. Ka(HO3SNH2) = 0.1 Find the pH of a 0.04 M solution of sulfamic acid. Identify and find the concentrations of all species present in that 0.04 M solution.

. Sulfamic acid, HO3SNH2 is used as a stabilizer in chlorinated pools. Ka(HO3SNH2) = 0.1 Find the pH of a 0.04 M solution of sulfamic acid. Identify and find the concentrations of all species present in that 0.04 M solution.

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Chapter15: Solutions Of Acids And Bases

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. Sulfamic acid, HO₃SNH₂ is used as a stabilizer in chlorinated pools.

K_a(HO₃SNH₂) = 0.1

Find the pH of a 0.04 M solution of sulfamic acid.
Identify and find the concentrations of all species present in that 0.04 M solution.

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