Q1:- Calculate the first-order rate constants for the dissociation of the following weak acids: acetic acid, acid form of imidazole C₂N₂H₁, NH. The corresponding acid dissociation constants are 1.75 x10³, 1.2 x10, and 5.71x1010, respectively. The second-order rate constants for the formation of the acid forms form a proton plus the base are 4.5x10¹0 1.5x 100 and 4.3x10¹0 L mol.s, respectively?

Q1:- Calculate the first-order rate constants for the dissociation of the following weak acids: acetic acid, acid form of imidazole C₂N₂H₁, NH. The corresponding acid dissociation constants are 1.75 x10³, 1.2 x10, and 5.71x1010, respectively. The second-order rate constants for the formation of the acid forms form a proton plus the base are 4.5x10¹0 1.5x 100 and 4.3x10¹0 L mol.s, respectively?

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