Complete the equations for the given equilibria, and calculate Keq where the Keq expression includes [H₂O]. Be sure to enter Keq in proper scientific notation. Ammonia (acting as a base) reacts with water (acting as an acid). equation: NH3 + H₂O = Ammonia (acting as an acid) reacts with water (acting as a base). equation: NH3 + H₂O = Keq ammonia acting as an acid ammonia acting as a base II Keq = Species NH₂ NH Which reaction is more important (i.e., prevalent) in an aqueous solution of ammonia? pK₁ 35 9.25 Species H₂O H₂O+ pK₂ 15.74 -1.74

Complete the equations for the given equilibria, and calculate Keq where the Keq expression includes [H₂O]. Be sure to enter Keq in proper scientific notation. Ammonia (acting as a base) reacts with water (acting as an acid). equation: NH3 + H₂O = Ammonia (acting as an acid) reacts with water (acting as a base). equation: NH3 + H₂O = Keq ammonia acting as an acid ammonia acting as a base II Keq = Species NH₂ NH Which reaction is more important (i.e., prevalent) in an aqueous solution of ammonia? pK₁ 35 9.25 Species H₂O H₂O+ pK₂ 15.74 -1.74

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