a. Convert the %(v/v) to molarity. b. Fill in the following ICE Table: [HA] Your answer to la [H'] JA] Initial Change Equilibrium 0.00397 c. Calculate HA's K.. What acid is it? d. What is the %-ionization of HA?I

a. Convert the %(v/v) to molarity. b. Fill in the following ICE Table: [HA] Your answer to la [H'] JA] Initial Change Equilibrium 0.00397 c. Calculate HA's K.. What acid is it? d. What is the %-ionization of HA?I

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