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Find the p H of a 0.573 M N a A solution. The salt completely dissociates into N aplusand Aminus. N a is the cation of a strong base so it will not affect the p H of the solution. Aminus is the anion of the weak acid H A. The K a of H A is 1.2E-5.
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