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What is the equilibrium constant for H2CO3(aq)->2H+(aq)+CO3-2(aq)
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DrBob222
You will find k1 and k2 listed in tables. k1 is for the first H^+ ionization and k2 is for the second. Your equation is for both at one time. When it is appropriate to use the total ionization equation the Keq is Keq = k1*k2
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