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Transcribed Image Text:Select Weak Acid as the analyte in the titration interactive.
Analyte, 25.0 ml. Weak Acid, 1.0 ...
Determine the pK, of this weak acid.
Indicator
No Indicator
colorless
14
4.79
pKa
Incorrect
pH = 2.50
25
50
Titrant Added (mL)
Titration Curve
Concentration Chart
Titrant: Strong Base, 1.0 M MOH
50
0.0 mL +
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