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Like the title, I would like to ask the great gods, K3PO4, K2CO3, and CS2CO3.

Bruce Heath  Follow
Alkaline should be K3PO4 \u0026 GT; CS2CO3 \u0026 GT; K2CO3.The alkaline nature of phosphate is far stronger than carbonate. When it is also carbonate, the stronger the alkalinity of hydroxide corresponding to the ceda is relatively alkaline.

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Bryan Katz  Follow
Alkaline should be K3PO4 \u0026 GT; CS2CO3 \u0026 GT; K2CO3.
The alkaline nature of phosphate is far stronger than carbonate, and it can be easily judged according to the size of the KA;
When carbonate at the same time, the stronger the alkalinity of hydroxide corresponding to the cationic ions, the relatively strong alkalinity is relatively strongEssence

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Dario Cansino  Follow
Which order should be?

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Christie Aguilar  Follow
KA: The three KA quantities of H3PO4 are 10 -3, -8, -13, and H2CO3 two are -7 and -11. So K3PO4 ranks first.
Then CS2CO3 and K2CO3. The two are as the experts say.The K3PO4 was reversed on the second floor.Of course, both CS and K hydrogen oxides can guess that CS2CO3 is stronger than K2CO3.EssenceEssence

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