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A 100 ml sample of .10 molar NAOH solution was added to 100 ml of .10 molar H3C6H5O7. After equilibrium was established, which of the ions listed below was present in the greatest concentration?

A) H2C6H5O7^-
B) HC6H5O7^2-
C) C6H5O7^3-
D) OH
E) H^+

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A) H2C6H5O7^-
B) HC6H5O7^2-
C) C6H5O7^3-
D) OH
E) H^+ ...

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