An acid with a pka of 5.3 is present in solution with a pH of 6.5. What is the ratio of protonated to deprotonated form of the acid?
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An acid with a pka of 5.3 is present in solution with a pH of 6.5....
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Can you please check my work? I am having difficulty in
differentiating my answers from pH>pKa to pH<pKa. I do not
understand how acids and bases would be different among each other
in relation to pH and pKa. Guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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