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Chapter 7, Problem 65E
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Interpretation:
The pH of a
Concept Introduction :
A weak acid does not completely dissociate into hydrogen ion and its conjugate base. The dissociation of an acid is represented as follows:
The acid dissociation constant for dissociation of an acid is represented as follows:
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