1. The structure of pyruvic acid is shown below: Draw the acid dissociation equilibrium reactionshowing the conjugate base of this acid and the Hydrogen ion.CH3CH3-COOH2. The K, of pyruvic acid is 3.16 x 10. What is the pK,?ల-106(3.lox103)- 2503. What is the pH of a 0.3 M solution of pyruvic acid?pKA+ 10GCAコPHCH]-3dr 3.1bylo2.50 t loc9.48ro = x2•630789 = X =H4. If you added 0.1 M of KOH (strong base) to your 0.3 M pyruvic acid solution, what is your newpH?-3 - .| = .2%3D

Given : Ka of acid = 3.16 x 10-3 Concentration of solution = 0.3 M

1. The structure of pyruvic acid is shown below: Draw the acid dissociation equilibrium reaction showing the conjugate base of this acid and the Hydrogen ion. CH3 CH3 COOH 2. The K, of pyruvic acid is 3.16 x 10. What is the pK,? ల -106(3.16x103)- 250 3. What is the pH of a 0.3 M solution of pyruvic acid? pKA + CAコ 106 PH -3 CH] d 3.1by1o 2.50 t loc 9.48ro = x2 •630789 : X =H 4. If you added 0.1 M of KOH (strong base) to your 0.3 M pyruvic acid solution, what is your new pH? •3 - .| = .2 %3D

1. The structure of pyruvic acid is shown below: Draw the acid dissociation equilibrium reaction showing the conjugate base of this acid and the Hydrogen ion. CH3 CH3 COOH 2. The K, of pyruvic acid is 3.16 x 10. What is the pK,? ల -106(3.16x103)- 250 3. What is the pH of a 0.3 M solution of pyruvic acid? pKA + CAコ 106 PH -3 CH] d 3.1by1o 2.50 t loc 9.48ro = x2 •630789 : X =H 4. If you added 0.1 M of KOH (strong base) to your 0.3 M pyruvic acid solution, what is your new pH? •3 - .| = .2 %3D

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