Citric acid (H₂CH₂O7) has pKa values of 3.128 (pKal), 4.761 (pKa2), and 6.396 (pKa3).What is the predominant form of citric acid at pH 4.37?O HC HẠOO H₂ Co H₂O,OC₂H₂O²O H,CH,O,What is the second most abundant species of citric acidat pH 4.37?O HC₂H₂O²-OC₂H₂OOH₂CH₂O7O H₂CH₂O7What is the predominant form of citric acid at pH 5.95?O HCHOH₂ CH₂O7O H₂C₂H₂O,OC₂H₂OWhat is the second most abundant species of citric acidat pH 5.95?O HC HẠOOC₂H₂O²O H,C,H,O,O H₂CH₂O7

Citric acid (H3CH₂O7) has pK₁ values of 3.128 (pKal), 4.761 (pKa2), and 6.396 (pKa3). What is the predominant form of citric acid at pH 4.37? HC HẠO OH₂CH₂O, OCH,0²- H₂CH₂O7 What is the second most abundant species of citric acid at pH 4.37? O HC HẠO О с н о - OH₂CH₂O7 OH₂CH₂O7 What is the predominant form of citric acid at pH 5.95? O HC,H,O H₂ C₂H₂O₂ H₂CH₂O7 OCH,0²- What is the second most abundant species of citric acid at pH 5.95? O HC,H,O OC,H,O O H,CH,O, H₂CH₂O7

Citric acid (H3CH₂O7) has pK₁ values of 3.128 (pKal), 4.761 (pKa2), and 6.396 (pKa3). What is the predominant form of citric acid at pH 4.37? HC HẠO OH₂CH₂O, OCH,0²- H₂CH₂O7 What is the second most abundant species of citric acid at pH 4.37? O HC HẠO О с н о - OH₂CH₂O7 OH₂CH₂O7 What is the predominant form of citric acid at pH 5.95? O HC,H,O H₂ C₂H₂O₂ H₂CH₂O7 OCH,0²- What is the second most abundant species of citric acid at pH 5.95? O HC,H,O OC,H,O O H,CH,O, H₂CH₂O7

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