MCAT Question of the Day


  • Q:

    Weak bases, when titrated with strong acids, have an equivalent point which deviates from 7 (pH neutral). The reason for this phenomena is:

     

    A

    at the equivalence point, there will be fewer hydrogen ions than expected.

    B

    at the equivalence point, there will be no protons in solution.

    C

    at the equivalence point, the base will have a lower concentration than expected.

    D

    at the equivalence point, the conjugate acid will exist in a lower concentration than expected.



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