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if the degree of dissociation of one molar monoprotic acid is 10 percent. calculate its Ka value?
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DrBob222
1 M x 0.l0 = .1
.......HA ==> H^+ + A^-
I......1......0.....0
C.....0.1.....0.1...0.1
E.....0.9.....0.1...0.1

Substitute the E line into the Ka expresson and solve for K. Post your work if you get stuck.
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