Chemistry, asked by arjaveejain2076, 1 year ago

ionization of carbonic acid in water reactions

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Answered by deepajp370

ionization of a diprotic weak acid, carbonic acid equilibrium. Carbonic acid, H2CO3, is a weak diprotic acid formed in rainwater as it passes through the atmosphere and dissolves carbon dioxide. Write chemical equations for the equilibria involved in the stepwise ionization of H2CO3 in water.

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