summary:
For solving this type of problem, you must know Henderson-Hasselbalch equation
pH = pKa + log ( [deprotonated form of acid] /[protonated form of acid] )
Since pKa and pH is given. So we calculate ratio of deprotonated to protonated form of acid. Then we tell which form of acid mainly exist at given pH.
Correct answer = b)
Important point:
pH=pKa : both form acid have equal concentration
pH>pKa : deprotonated form of acid mainly exist.
pH<pKa : protonated form of acid mainly exist.
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