Assuming that base (B:) and acid (AH) are mixed in equal concentrațions and using pka values of acid AH 3.7 and pka value of conjugate acid for the base BH 4.9 calculate what percent of BH will appear in this reaction once the equilibrium is reached. Answer is numerical. Round the answer to the nearest whole number. Don't write % symbol in the answer.

Assuming that base (B:) and acid (AH) are mixed in equal concentrațions and using pka values of acid AH 3.7 and pka value of conjugate acid for the base BH 4.9 calculate what percent of BH will appear in this reaction once the equilibrium is reached. Answer is numerical. Round the answer to the nearest whole number. Don't write % symbol in the answer.

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