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Examine each statement below and decide the one's that are true about a solution of a two weak acids. Both acids are at the same molar concentration, but the $K_a$ of the first acid is 1000 times larger than that of the second acid. Select all that apply. The acid with the smaller $K_a$ will have its dissociation shifted to the undissociated acid. The concentration of the conjugate base is the same as the concentration of hydroxide ion in the solution. For the weaker acid in the solution and its conjugate, the acid dissociation constant divided by the base dissociation constant of the conjugate base will always be the ionization constant for water. The hydronium ion concentration will be greater than $1x10^{-7}$ M. The pH of the solution will decrease with an increase in the acid weaker acid's concentration. The acidity of the solution goes higher with the molar concentration of the acid that has the larger $K_a$.

          Examine each statement below and decide the one's that are true about a solution of a two weak acids. Both acids are at the same molar concentration, but the $K_a$ of the first acid is 1000 times larger than that of the
second acid. Select all that apply.
The acid with the smaller $K_a$ will have its dissociation shifted to the undissociated acid.
The concentration of the conjugate base is the same as the concentration of hydroxide ion in the solution.
For the weaker acid in the solution and its conjugate, the acid dissociation constant divided by the base dissociation constant of the conjugate base will always be the ionization constant for water.
The hydronium ion concentration will be greater than $1x10^{-7}$ M.
The pH of the solution will decrease with an increase in the acid weaker acid's concentration.
The acidity of the solution goes higher with the molar concentration of the acid that has the larger $K_a$.

Examine each statement below and decide the one's that are true about a solution of a two weak acids. Both acids are at the same molar concentration, but the Ka of the first acid is 1000 times larger than that of the
second acid. Select all that apply.
The acid with the smaller Ka will have its dissociation shifted to the undissociated acid.
The concentration of the conjugate base is the same as the concentration of hydroxide ion in the solution.
For the weaker acid in the solution and its conjugate, the acid dissociation constant divided by the base dissociation constant of the conjugate base will always be the ionization constant for water.
The hydronium ion concentration will be greater than 1x10^-7 M.
The pH of the solution will decrease with an increase in the acid weaker acid's concentration.
The acidity of the solution goes higher with the molar concentration of the acid that has the larger Ka.

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