why is Ka2 <<Ka1 for H2SO4 in water..?
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Why is Ka2 <<Ka1 for H2SO4 in water..?
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Ka1 is when H2SO4 gives HSO4- and H+.
Ka2 is when HSO4- gives SO42- and H+.
It is much easier for a neutral H2SO4 to release H+ than a negatively charged HSO4-.
Hence Ka2 is much lesser than Ka1.
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