Reacting GeO2 with H2O forms the tetraprotic (four H* ions) acid, H4GEO4. On a piece of paper, write down the chemical equations for the four acid dissociation equilibria. Match each chemical species below with its correct (hypothetical) pKa value. H4GEO4 v [ Choose ] 12.70 4.56 10.24 Н3GeO4 - 6.91 H2GEO4 2- [Choose] HGEO4 3- [Choose]

Reacting GeO2 with H2O forms the tetraprotic (four H* ions) acid, H4GEO4. On a piece of paper, write down the chemical equations for the four acid dissociation equilibria. Match each chemical species below with its correct (hypothetical) pKa value. H4GEO4 v [ Choose ] 12.70 4.56 10.24 Н3GeO4 - 6.91 H2GEO4 2- [Choose] HGEO4 3- [Choose]

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