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pH of strong and weak acids and bases, mixtures
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Difficulty 2 of 3
ie081
A
0.1
M
solution of a weak monobasic acid is
1.5%
ionised. Using
K
a
=
c
α
2
/
(
1
−
α
)
, calculate
K
a
×
1
0
5
to two decimal places.
Numerical answer type, tolerance 0.01.
Answer: 2.28
K
a
=
1
−
α
c
α
2
=
0.985
0.1
×
(
0.015
)
2
=
2.2843
e
−
05
. So
K
a
×
1
0
5
=
2.28
.
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