Hanna took a Chemistry exam. She was asked to calculate the ionization constant of acid FAM. For FAM, Λ0= 3.6298 x 105 μS/M-cm. Calculate the ionization constant of the compound with the given data below. Show complete solution. FAM + H2O ↔ FAM- + H3O+ Volume of FAM (9.00M) used, mL 5.00 Volume of water used, mL 1000.00 Conductivity Measurements, μS·cm-1 Water 5.00 Prepared FAM solution 209.00

Hanna took a Chemistry exam. She was asked to calculate the ionization constant of acid FAM. For FAM, Λ0= 3.6298 x 105 μS/M-cm. Calculate the ionization constant of the compound with the given data below. Show complete solution. FAM + H2O ↔ FAM- + H3O+ Volume of FAM (9.00M) used, mL 5.00 Volume of water used, mL 1000.00 Conductivity Measurements, μS·cm-1 Water 5.00 Prepared FAM solution 209.00

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Chapter15: Acid-base Equilibria

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