State what is the ph of the final solution mixture

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a solution containing 27.33 ml of a 0.1234 M Na2CO3 solution is mixed with 22.33ml of a 0.1212M H2CO3. What is the pH of the final solution mixture? KA1=6.2x10^7 KA2=4.4x-^-11

b. if you diluted to 100ml would the pH change and why?

c. what would the new pH be?

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