lactic acidosis has a pKa of 3.86. At pH 3.60, the % of lattice acid that remain undissociated is
Ans.
Given that,
pKa = 3.86
pH = 3.60
Henderson Hasselbalch equation is given by




Therefore,


SInce lactic acid is a monoacid, the no. of mol of H+ and that of the conjugate base A- will be the same. So, the concentration of H+ and A- will be the same.
Therefore,

The percentage of dissociated acid is given by


%
So, the percentage of undissociated acid is given by

%
Therefore, the percentage of undissociated lactic acid = 45%
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