Consider the following data: HX ↔ X− + H+HX ↔ X- + H+ Ka = 6.83⋅10−66.83⋅10-6 H2A ↔ HA− + H+H2A ↔ HA- + H+ Ka = 6.85⋅10−86.85⋅10-8 Calculate the Keq for the following reaction: HA−HA- + HXHX ↔↔ H2AH2A + X−X- Record your answer in scientific notation to 3 sig figs.

Consider the following data: HX ↔ X− + H+HX ↔ X- + H+ Ka = 6.83⋅10−66.83⋅10-6 H2A ↔ HA− + H+H2A ↔ HA- + H+ Ka = 6.85⋅10−86.85⋅10-8 Calculate the Keq for the following reaction: HA−HA- + HXHX ↔↔ H2AH2A + X−X- Record your answer in scientific notation to 3 sig figs.

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Consider the following data:

HX ↔ X− + H+HX ↔ X- + H+ K_a = 6.83⋅10−66.83⋅10-6

H2A ↔ HA− + H+H2A ↔ HA- + H+ K_a = 6.85⋅10−86.85⋅10-8

Calculate the K_eq for the following reaction:

HA−HA- + HXHX ↔↔ H2AH2A + X−X-

Record your answer in scientific notation to 3 sig figs.

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