14 Use the ion product of water (K = 1.012 × 10 figures. W to answer the following questions. Be sure each of your answer entries has the correct number of significant Part 1 of 2 What is the K of the ascorbate ion, CH,O? The K of ascorbic acid is 9.1 × 10¯5. Ко = ☐ x10 a Part 2 of 2 ☑ + What is the K of the ethanolammonium ion, HOCH₂CH₂NH? The pк of ethanolamine is 4.50. a

14 Use the ion product of water (K = 1.012 × 10 figures. W to answer the following questions. Be sure each of your answer entries has the correct number of significant Part 1 of 2 What is the K of the ascorbate ion, CH,O? The K of ascorbic acid is 9.1 × 10¯5. Ко = ☐ x10 a Part 2 of 2 ☑ + What is the K of the ethanolammonium ion, HOCH₂CH₂NH? The pк of ethanolamine is 4.50. a

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