The pKa of H20 is 15.7 and the pKa of CH3COOH is 4.8. What label and reason correctly describe a reaction between H20 and CH3COOH? • View Available Hint(s) CH3COOH will be the base because its pKa is lower. H20 will be the acid because its pKa is greater. CH3COOH will be the acid because it is the stronger acid. H20 will be the acid because it is the stronger acid.

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