Why is it legitimate to neglect the term Kw/[H3O+] when f is small? , The original number of moles of acid is denoted by no. 1. Why is it legitimate to neglect the term Kw/[H3O*] when f is small?number of moles base addedf =The original number of moles of acid is denoted by no.no

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1. Why is it legitimate to neglect the term Kw/[H30*] when f is small? Number of moles base added f = The original number of moles of acid is denoted by no.

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