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The values of 
and 
for the reaction below are 
and 
, respectively.
Consider the following conditions.
1. At , the concentrations of hydrogen acetate and sodium acetate are both 
while the pressure of carbon dioxide is 
.
2. At , the concentrations of hydrogen acetate and sodium acetate are 
and 
, respectively, while the pressure of carbon dioxide is 
.
Given the above conditions, at which condition is sodium bicarbonate at a higher concentration?
The values of and for the reaction below are and , respectively.
Consider the following conditions.
1. At , the concentrations of hydrogen acetate and sodium acetate are both while the pressure of carbon dioxide is .
2. At , the concentrations of hydrogen acetate and sodium acetate are and , respectively, while the pressure of carbon dioxide is .
Given the above conditions, at which condition is sodium bicarbonate at a higher concentration?
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