6) Phenol is an organic compound that behaves as a weak acid. In water, it ionizes asshown below.C6H5OH = C6H5O+H*If a 0.71 M aqueous solution of phenol has a pH of 5.02, what is the K, for phenol?

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6) Phenol is an organic compound that behaves as a weak acid. In water, it ionizes as shown below. C6H5OH=CH₂O +H* If a 0.71 M aqueous solution of phenol has a pH of 5.02, what is the K, for phenol?

6) Phenol is an organic compound that behaves as a weak acid. In water, it ionizes as shown below. C6H5OH=CH₂O +H* If a 0.71 M aqueous solution of phenol has a pH of 5.02, what is the K, for phenol?

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If a 0.71 M aqueous solution of phenol has a pH of 5.02, what is the K, for phenol?

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