Fill out table 4 for all pH measurements made in table 2. Table 2: pH of...

Fill out table 4 for all pH measurements made in table 2.

Table 2: pH of acids and conjugate bases

Solution	observed pH
Sodium Acetate	7.35
Calcium Formate	6.65
Sodium Hydrogenate Phosphate	9.03
Formic Acid	2.57
Acetic Acid	2.88
Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate	4.48
Hydrochloric Acid	1.44
Hydrobromic Acid	1.37
Nitric Acid	1.35
Sodium Nitrate	4.18
Sodium chloride	5.25
Sodium Bromide	5.45

Table 4: pH for acids and bases (include in this table all solutions from table 2)

Solution Name	pH	Major Species in Solution	Reaction that determines pH
Sodium Acetate	7.35
Calcium Formate	6.65
Sodium Hydrogenate Phosphate	9.03
Formic Acid	2.57
Acetic Acid	2.88
Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate	4.48
Hydrochloric Acid	1.44
Hydrobromic Acid	1.37
Nitric Acid	1.35
Sodium Nitrate	4.18
Sodium chloride	5.25
Sodium Bromide	5.45

Expert Solution

Solution Name	pH	Major Species in Solution	Reaction that determines pH
Sodium Acetate	7.35	CH₃COO^-	Negative charge delocalisation in acetate anion
Calcium Formate	6.65	HCOO^-	Equivalent resonance structure
Sodium Hydrogenate Phosphate	9.03	HPO₄^2-	Negative charge delocalisation between 2 P=O bond
Formic Acid	2.57	HCOO^-	Negative charge delocalisation and equivalent resonance structure
Acetic Acid	2.88	CH₃COO^-	Negative charge delocalisation in acetate anion gives the stability
Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate	4.48	H₂PO₄^1-	Negative charge delocalisation between P=O bond
Hydrochloric Acid	1.44	Cl^-	Negative charge upon more electronegative atom
Hydrobromic Acid	1.37	Br^-	Negative charge upon more electronegative atom
Nitric Acid	1.35	NO₃^-	Negative charge delocalisation in nitrate anion gives the stability
Sodium Nitrate	4.18	NO₃^-	Negative charge delocalisation in nitrate anion gives the stability and ionic compound
Sodium chloride	5.25	Cl^-	Ionic compound
Sodium Bromide	5.45	Br^-	Ionic compound

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