5. Write the dissociation equations for each of the following. Determine the Ka for thecation and the Kb for the anion and state whether the salt acts as an acid or a basein water.a) (NH,);SO;)Kb (conjugate acid of the base,Ka (conjugate base of the anion,Ka (cation) :Kb (anion) =Salt isb) CH;NH,NO,Kb (conjugate acid of the base,Ka (conjugate acid of the anion,Ka (cation) =Kb (anion)%3DSalt is

The salt of an acid and base dissociates in water into its respective cation and anion. In the given…

5. Write the dissociation equations for each of the following. Determine the Ka for the cation and the Kb for the anion and state whether the salt acts as an acid or a base in water. a) (NH.),SO3) Kb (conjugate acid of the base, Ka (conjugate base of the anion, Ka (cation) = Kb (anion) = Salt is b) CH;NH;NO, Kb (conjugate acid of the base, Ka (conjugate acid of the anion, Ka (cation) = Kb (anion) = Salt is

5. Write the dissociation equations for each of the following. Determine the Ka for the cation and the Kb for the anion and state whether the salt acts as an acid or a base in water. a) (NH.),SO3) Kb (conjugate acid of the base, Ka (conjugate base of the anion, Ka (cation) = Kb (anion) = Salt is b) CH;NH;NO, Kb (conjugate acid of the base, Ka (conjugate acid of the anion, Ka (cation) = Kb (anion) = Salt is

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