HA has a pka of 15, while HB has a pka of 5. The stronger acid is The stronger conjugate base is Draw the equilibrium that would result upon mixing HB with NaA. Does the equilibrium favor formation of HA or formation of HB?

HA has a pka of 15, while HB has a pka of 5. The stronger acid is The stronger conjugate base is Draw the equilibrium that would result upon mixing HB with NaA. Does the equilibrium favor formation of HA or formation of HB?

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HA has a pka of 15, while HB has a pka of 5.
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The stronger conjugate base is
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Does the equilibrium favor formation of HA or formation of HB?

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