İBRAHİM YAM.O Aia (Alt- G)Yeni. -Gözden GegirGorunamYardımBaşvurularPosta Gönderleri1)) Calculate pKa' according to given equati ons.Dissociation of carbonic acid to bicarbonate ion and a proton:[H] [HCO:]Ka-[Co] [H0]The first equation for the equilibrium between dissol ved CO and water and H;CO3:CO2e +H2O( PH CO;Keg= 3x10-3=H»CO:]|[COo} [HO]The second is for the dissociation of I1- CO:IICO:+HKa = 1.7x10 - [I1] [HCO;1H2CO;[H;CO:]H HCO.Co.HCOCO HOHCOThe yield equation is:CO. HODOdakaton9°C Bu8Kalt gr

We are given the equation for ka' We have to find the value of pka'

1) ) Calculate pKa' according to given equations. Dissociation of carbouic acid to bicarbonale ion and a proton: Ka- [CO] [10] The first equatiou for the equilibrium between dissol ved CO, and water and H CO;: Keq= 3x10-3= H CO H:CO] [CO:] [L0] The second is for the dissociation of II CO H2CO; IICO;+H Ka = 1.7%10- [1] [HC0:] [H;CO:] H.CO. %3D HCO HCO The yield equation is: CO. HO HCO. CO H.O

1) ) Calculate pKa' according to given equations. Dissociation of carbouic acid to bicarbonale ion and a proton: Ka- [CO] [10] The first equatiou for the equilibrium between dissol ved CO, and water and H CO;: Keq= 3x10-3= H CO H:CO] [CO:] [L0] The second is for the dissociation of II CO H2CO; IICO;+H Ka = 1.7%10- [1] [HC0:] [H;CO:] H.CO. %3D HCO HCO The yield equation is: CO. HO HCO. CO H.O

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