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A solution is made by adding 2x10 -4 moles of oxalic acid (which we will represent as H 2 Ox), 5x10 -4 moles NazHPO4, and

A solution is made by adding 2x10-4 moles of oxalic acid (which we will represent as H2Ox), 5x10 -4 moles NazHPO4, and 5x10 4moles CuCl2 to 1.0 L of pure water. 

(a) Prepare a log C - pH diagram showing the speciation of TOTOx, TOTPO4, and TOTCu in the system. 

(b) H3PO4 is added to the original solution until the pH is 6.5. Designating the dose of H3PO4 added (in mol/L) as x, write out the TOTH equation for the solution, using the species that are expected to be dominant in the new solution as the components.

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