Quesiton 1 a Potassium fluoride is a basic salt. What is the K, for this salt if K, for HF = 7.1x10 and Kw 1x1014 O 6.8x10-S O 10x10-14 O 3.1x103 O 14x1011 What two factors determine if a weak acid has a large K,? O Polarity and strength of the H-X bond O Strength and lonization energy of the H-X bond O Strength and Lewis Acidity of the H-X species O Polarity and size of the X atom in the H-X bond
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![Quesiton 1
a Potassium fluoride is a basic salt. What is the K, for this salt if K, for HF = 7.1x10 and Kw
1x10 14
O 6.8x10S
O L0x10-14
O 3.1x103
O 14x10-11
b What two factors determine if a weak acid has a large K,?
O Polarity and strength of the H-X bond
O Strength and ionization energy of the H-X bond
O Strength and Lewis Acidity of the H-X species
O Polarity and size of the X atom in the H-X bond](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F2054573b-afd7-43b3-bed5-d29827b76934%2F49a96e62-5bee-4ec9-8313-12e6bad522de%2F5qx3qxm.bmp&w=3840&q=75)
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