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Problem- Part 1- Calculate the concentration of CO3 2- in a solution prepared by dissolving 0.11 mol sample of H2CO3 in 475 mL of water.
pKa1= 6.37 and pKa2= 10.25 for H2CO3.
Part 2- Calculate the pH for the above solution.
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