10) Determine the Ka of a 0.86 M solution of Hydrofluoric acid, HF that is 1.72% ionized at 25 °C. Write the equation for the dissociation of an acid and define an expression for Ka Draw an ICE table
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![10) Determine the Ka of a 0.86 M solution of Hydrofluoric acid, HF that is 1.72%
ionized at 25 °C.
Write the equation for the dissociation of an acid and define an expression for Ka
Draw an ICE table
What other information in the problem above can help you determine the value of x?
Use that information to solve for the value of x and substitute back into the ICE table
to determine equilibrium concentration of products and reactants
Substitute the equilibrium concentration of reactants and products into the Ka
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