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Answer:
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In order of increasing acidity, we have
CH3COONa→NaF→NaNO3→CH3COONH4→NH4NO3
Explanation:
(i) NH4NO3 is an acidic salt as it consists of NH₃ and HNO₃. NH₃ is a weak base and HNO₃ is a strong acid pH = 5.4
(ii) NaNO3 PH7 produces a neutral solution when dissolved in water
(iii) CH3COONH4 Very concentrated solutions are acidic while low concentration 0.5 M are neutral, pH = 7
(iv) NaF basic as it is formed from weak acid and strong base. The strength of the basicity depends on the solution pH 7.4
(v) CH3COONa Basic in small concentration pH 8 or 9
Therefore we have in order of increasing acidity, CH3COONa→NaF→NaNO3→CH3COONH4→NH4NO3
The order increasing acidity of the solutions is; CH3COONa ≈ NaF < CH3COONH4 < NH4NO3.
An acidic solution is one whose pH lies between 0 to 6. A salt that undergoes hydrolysis to give an acid will have an acidic pH. Let us now consider the solutions to know which of them will give an acid solution.
- The salt NH4NO3 will give an acid solution because its hydrolysis yields nitric acid
- The salt CH3COONH4 yields a neutral solution
- The salt NaF yields a basic solution because its hydrolysis yields NaOH.
- The salt CH3COONa yields a basic solution since its hydrolysis yields NaOH.
The order increasing acidity of the solutions is; CH3COONa ≈ NaF < CH3COONH4 < NH4NO3.
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