Chemistry, asked by abhiranjankumar4774, 11 months ago

What is the percentage ionisation in a monobasic acid which has a concentration of 0.002 m and ph 5?

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H+] = √ (ka × c) this can be used to find the value of ka

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H+] = √ (ka × c) this can be used to find the value of ka

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