Interpretation: The
Concept introduction: The ratio of the concentration of the ionized form of an acid to the concentration of the unionized form of the acid is known as the dissociation constant or ionization constant. Weak acids or weak bases are slightly ionized or dissociate in an aqueous solution.
Answer to Problem 30LC
The measured concentration of all the substances present at equilibrium is substituted into the equilibrium expression for
Explanation of Solution
The strength of an acid in solution is measured by the acid dissociation constant. It is denoted as
The dissociation constant
Here,
Therefore, to find
The strength of the weak base in the solution is measured by the base dissociation constant. It is denoted as
The dissociation constant
Thus, to find
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