Trisodium citrate (Na3C6H5O7) dissolves to give Na+, C6H507 C6H7O7. Which of the following is a correct statement of the charge balance for this solution? [Na] + [H] = [C6H5O73] + [C6H6O72] + [C6H707] + [OH-] [Na] - [3[C6H5O73-] + 2[C6H6072] + [C6H707]]= [H+] - [OH-] [Na] - [[C6H5O73] + [C6H6072] + [C6H707]] = [H*] - [OH-] [Na] + [H] = 3[C6H5O73] + 2[C6H6072] + [C6H707] + [OH-] 6[Na] + [H] = [C6H5O73-] + [C6H6072] + [C6H707] + [OH-] 6[Na] - [[C6H5O73-] + [C6H6O72] + [C6H707]]= [H+] - [OH-]

Trisodium citrate (Na3C6H5O7) dissolves to give Na+, C6H507 C6H7O7. Which of the following is a correct statement of the charge balance for this solution? [Na] + [H] = [C6H5O73] + [C6H6O72] + [C6H707] + [OH-] [Na] - [3[C6H5O73-] + 2[C6H6072] + [C6H707]]= [H+] - [OH-] [Na] - [[C6H5O73] + [C6H6072] + [C6H707]] = [H*] - [OH-] [Na] + [H] = 3[C6H5O73] + 2[C6H6072] + [C6H707] + [OH-] 6[Na] + [H] = [C6H5O73-] + [C6H6072] + [C6H707] + [OH-] 6[Na] - [[C6H5O73-] + [C6H6O72] + [C6H707]]= [H+] - [OH-]

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Chapter4: Types Of Chemical Reactions And Solution Stoichiometry

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