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Ionisation of weak acids and bases, Ostwald dilution law
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A weak monobasic acid (
K
a
=
2.0
×
1
0
−
5
) is
2%
ionised in solution. Using
K
a
=
1
−
α
c
α
2
, find its molar concentration to three decimals.
Numerical answer type, answer in M, tolerance 0.001.
Answer: 0.049 M
c
=
K
a
(
1
−
α
)
/
α
2
=
2.0
×
1
0
−
5
×
0.98/
(
0.02
)
2
=
0.0490
≈
0.049
M
.
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