Case 2: Finding Kwhen given pH of a solution of known molarity: The terrifate ion (TeOF5¯, or Tf is the conjugate base of terrific acid, or HTf – a weak (but still awesome) monoprotic acid. A 0.0977 M solution of HTf has a pH of 4.45. (4) Write the dissociation equilibrium and the Ka expression for terrific acid. Aqueous Dissociation Equation MAE for Ka (5) Using the given information, calculate the value of Ka for terrific acid.

Case 2: Finding Kwhen given pH of a solution of known molarity: The terrifate ion (TeOF5¯, or Tf is the conjugate base of terrific acid, or HTf – a weak (but still awesome) monoprotic acid. A 0.0977 M solution of HTf has a pH of 4.45. (4) Write the dissociation equilibrium and the Ka expression for terrific acid. Aqueous Dissociation Equation MAE for Ka (5) Using the given information, calculate the value of Ka for terrific acid.

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