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Transcribed Image Text:What is the Ka value for each of the compounds? Express the answers in proper scientific notation.
A. Determine the Ka value for the compound with
pKa = 10.26.
H3C-
OH
B. Determine the K₂ value for the compound with
pK₂ = 16.50.
OH
C. Determine the K₂ value for the compound with
pKa
= 5.21.
K₁ =
K₂ =
K₁ =

Transcribed Image Text:B. Determine the Ka value for the compound with
pKa = 16.50.
OH
C. Determine the K₂ value for the compound with
pK₂ = 5.21.
K₁ =
K₁ =
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