Question

why is ka2=Ka1 for H2SO4 in water?​

Answer 1

This is because a neutral H2SO4 has a much higher tendency to lose a proton than the negatively charged HSO4- . Thus, the former is a much stronger acid than the latter.

Answer 2

Answer:

it's an exception

Explanation:

in chem we have many exception . just remember it . I am from IIT Delhi . I guarantee you that you will come across many exception in chem