The weak acid, chloroacetic acid, is a useful reagent in organic synthesis owing to a reactive C-Clbond. It has a K. -1.40x10.• Part CThe concentration of H (or H,O") from part A should be 8.24x10 mol L. What is the percent ionization of this chloroacetic acid solution?O 1.70%O 6.89%O 14.5%O 5.89%|o o o o

Given: Concentration of chloroacetic acid i.e. CH2ClCOOH = 5.68 X 10-2 M = 0.0568 M And Ka of…

The weak acid, chloroacetic acid, is a useful reagent in organic synthesis owing to a reactive C-CI bond. It has a K = 1.40x109. • Part C The concentration of H" (or H,O") from part A should be 8.24x10 mol L. What is the percent ionization of this chloroacetic acid solution? O 1.70% O 6.80% O 14.5% O 5.80%

The weak acid, chloroacetic acid, is a useful reagent in organic synthesis owing to a reactive C-CI bond. It has a K = 1.40x109. • Part C The concentration of H" (or H,O") from part A should be 8.24x10 mol L. What is the percent ionization of this chloroacetic acid solution? O 1.70% O 6.80% O 14.5% O 5.80%

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Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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