b. For the acid, base reaction shown below, complete the equation by filling in the spaces with a base and its conjugate acid such that the equilibrium constant is greater than 10³. In addition, calculate the equilibrium constant (K) for your specific base. acid pK₂ = + base conjugate base conjugate acid pK₂ = K=

b. For the acid, base reaction shown below, complete the equation by filling in the spaces with a base and its conjugate acid such that the equilibrium constant is greater than 10³. In addition, calculate the equilibrium constant (K) for your specific base. acid pK₂ = + base conjugate base conjugate acid pK₂ = K=

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Chapter16: Solubility And Precipitation Equilibria

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