Given that K, for formic acid is, HCHO2 is 1.7 x10 and that for acetic acid, HC,H;0, is 1.8 x105,calculate K, for CHO,", and C,H3O2?

Given data: Ka for HCOOH = 1.7 x 10-4 Ka for CH3COOH = 1.8 X 10-5 Formula used: Kb=KwKa

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Given that K for formic acid is, HCHO, is 1.7 x10* and that for acetic acid, HC,H302 is 1.8 x10, calculate K, for CHO, and C,H30,?

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Given that K, for formic acid is, HCHO2 is 1.7 x10 and that for acetic acid, HC,H;0, is 1.8 x105,
calculate K, for CHO,", and C,H3O2?

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