When some amount of the strong acid is added to a solution of nitrous acid, Ka for nitrous acid will increase. Ka for nitrous acid will decrease. O The percent ionization of nitrous acid will remain unchanged. The percent ionization of nitrous acid will increase. O The percent ionization of nitrous acid will decrease.

When some amount of the strong acid is added to a solution of nitrous acid, Ka for nitrous acid will increase. Ka for nitrous acid will decrease. O The percent ionization of nitrous acid will remain unchanged. The percent ionization of nitrous acid will increase. O The percent ionization of nitrous acid will decrease.

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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