Exercise Find fand Cind for (a) an aqueous solution of HCN and KCN; (b) an aqueous solution of HCN and KCl; (c) an aqueous solution of the weak diprotic acid H₂SO3. [Answers: (a) 4, 3; (b) 4, 3; (c) 3, 2.]

Exercise Find fand Cind for (a) an aqueous solution of HCN and KCN; (b) an aqueous solution of HCN and KCl; (c) an aqueous solution of the weak diprotic acid H₂SO3. [Answers: (a) 4, 3; (b) 4, 3; (c) 3, 2.]

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