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Analyzing concentrations when pH lower than half-equivalence point. From 2015 AP Chemistry free response 3f.

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Would it be acceptable to explain this with respect to LeChatelier's principle. Since the addition of the conjugate base would shift the equilibrium to the reactants and cause more of the acid to form?

Halgal