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This question asks us to consider the major species in a solution after sodium hydrogen sulfate is dissolved in water.
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We're going to respond to what happens to the ph of the solution.
00:15
As more, did i get this going here? i did not.
00:20
As more sodium hydrogen phosphate is added in answer the question why.
00:25
And would the results be different if we added sodium hydrogen carbonate instead? okay, for the species and the ph of the solution as more sodium hydrogen sulfate is added, or bisulfate.
00:48
And let's get this moved up.
00:51
And what if we used baking soda, nahco3 instead of the nahso4? so the species present.
01:06
Let's do the species present.
01:09
When nahs -o -4 dissolves in water, we will have some, what is taking me so long, i'm doing voiceovers.
01:21
Got like a hundred more voiceovers to do.
01:23
I'll obviously have nahs -4.
01:28
Oh, i wrote the equation first, equals n -a plus h -s -o -4, and then the h -s -o -4 can further dissociate into h -plus and s -4 -4 -1.
01:57
Ooh, there i'm trying to decide whether it should use hydronium or not.
02:00
Nope...