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Which THE PH VALUE OF A solution 0,01 mol/l a monoacido that presents ka= 1×10-6
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bobpursley
Well, the equation is
HA<<>>>H+ + A-
and ;etting x be the concentration of H+ and A- then

ka=x^2/(.01-x)
and put in Ka, and solve for x. It is a quadratic equaion.
Once you have x, then
pH=-log(x)
9 years ago
Angelica
Thank you so much
9 years ago

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