For the general case, derive an expression to calculate the fraction dissociated, fd, as a function...
For the general case, derive an expression to calculate the fraction dissociated, fd, as a function of pH and pKa, with fd defined as: fd = [A-] / [A-] + [AH]
Hint: First use the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation to write an expression for [AH] in terms of [A-]. Use this expression to replace [AH] in the equation above and simplify.
Henderson-Hasselbalch: pH - pKa = log [A-]/[AH]
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