Calculate the Kb of the conjugate base of a weak acid
with a Ka = 5.28 × 10−5.
- report answer in three significant
figures
- answer should be written in scientific
notation
(ex. 4.67E-7 or 4.67E7 be sure to
use a CAPITAL E not lower case 'e')
Calculate the Kb of the conjugate base of a weak acid with a Ka = 5.28...
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