Alan T.
asked • 10/20/20What is Potassium hydrogen phthalate?
a. C8H5O4K
b. Mono-potassium salt
c. The commonly used standard for acid-base titration.
d. None of the above
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Weird question. a, b, and c are all true. I guess they want you to say c, although the KHP has to be dry or fresh in order to be effective (Always preferred oxalic acid myself). Are you sure the question wasn't "which of these is not true?" In which case "none of these" is not true - a truly sick question in that case...
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Jonah B.
It would be A if your looking for the chemical components10/20/20