Original post by Medikj
How can I do this exercise? Does the solution have to do with Kw? Or is every information given apart from the fact that the acid is a weak one simply given as additional ‘useless’ data?
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pH = -log( sqrt (Ka x [HA]) )
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pH = -log( sqrt (Ka x [HA]) )
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