Lecture

Chemical Solutions: Dilution and Dissociation

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Description

This lecture covers the preparation of solutions through dilution, using examples with hydrochloric acid and insulin. It also delves into the dissociation of weak electrolytes like acetic acid and uric acid, explaining the calculation of dissociation constants and pH values.

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