I need the answer as soon as possible IP we dissolve an acidlifweaH2A inwate, the solutionvolume willbe looml, and its pH=27if you know thatKa=1*(10^-7) and the molecular weight ofH2A = 34 g/molfind the Weight of dissolved acid H2A??%3D1:47 AM /

The weak acid, H2A will be dissociated in water in the following way: H2A↔2H++A= The dissociation…

dissolve an aciad we'ak H2A in wate, the solution volume will be looml, and its pH=27 if we if you know that Ka=1*(10^-7) and the molecular weight of H2A = 34 g/mol find the Weight of dissolved acid H2A??

dissolve an aciad we'ak H2A in wate, the solution volume will be looml, and its pH=27 if we if you know that Ka=1*(10^-7) and the molecular weight of H2A = 34 g/mol find the Weight of dissolved acid H2A??

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find the Weight of dissolved acid H2A??
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