Question 8 (5 points) A 0.165 M solution of weak acid is 2.99% ionized. What is...

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Question 8 (5 points) A 0.165 M solution of weak acid is 2.99% ionized. What is its K? Answer in expanded form, with 2 signif

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HA HA HA concentration = 0.165 m SH+] = [A-] concentration obtained after ionisation 2.99-7 = 0.165 X 2.99 -0.00493 m - HA 0.

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