Check Appendix G in the textbook for the acidic dissociation constants of sulfurous acid. Which isthe predominant form of sulfurous acid at pH (a) 2, (b) 4, (c) 6 and (d) 8?Hint: using the two Henderson-Hasselbalch equations to find the ratios.H2SO3, H2SO3, HSO3¯ and HSO3', respectively.H2SO3, HSO3", HSO3¯ and SO32-, respectively.HSO3", SO32- , so32- and So32", respectively.O HSO3', HSO3` , HSO3¯ and SO3²", respectively.HSO3", HSO3" , SO3²- and SO32", respectively.

pKa values of H2SO3 sulfurous acid are pKa1 = 1.86 and pKa2 = 7.21 We will see which species is…

Check Appendix G in the textbook for the acidic dissociation constants of sulfurous acid. Which is the predominant form of sulfurous acid at pH (a) 2, (b) 4, (c) 6 and (d) 8? Hint: using the two Henderson-Hasselbalch equations to find the ratios. O H2SO3, H2SO3, HSO3¯ and HSO3", respectively. H2SO3, HSO3¯ , HSO3¯ and SO3²-, respectively. HSO3", SO3? , s032 and So32, respectively. O HSO3", HSO3° , HSO3¯ and S03²,, respectively. HSO3", HSO3¯ , SO3²- and SO32", respectively.

Check Appendix G in the textbook for the acidic dissociation constants of sulfurous acid. Which is the predominant form of sulfurous acid at pH (a) 2, (b) 4, (c) 6 and (d) 8? Hint: using the two Henderson-Hasselbalch equations to find the ratios. O H2SO3, H2SO3, HSO3¯ and HSO3", respectively. H2SO3, HSO3¯ , HSO3¯ and SO3²-, respectively. HSO3", SO3? , s032 and So32, respectively. O HSO3", HSO3° , HSO3¯ and S03²,, respectively. HSO3", HSO3¯ , SO3²- and SO32", respectively.

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