27Question: Which is the correct representation of the base ionization constant of HC2O4-? O A..[H[C:0][HC,O:]%3DO .[H:C:O.J[OH-][HC,0.]K, =O.[C.O.- [H:O*]K. =%3D[HC:O:][H:O(1)]O D..[C:O[OH-][HC:O:[H2O(1)]K. :%3DO E..[HC.O:[H:O(1)]Kp =O F.[-HO]['O'O'H][C:O [OH-][HC,0K.%3DMacBook Air

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27 Question: Which is the correct representation of the base ionization constant of HC2O4-?

O A..
[H[C:0]
[HC,O:]
%3D
O .
[H:C:O.J[OH-]
[HC,0.]
K, =
O.
[C.O.- [H:O*]
K. =
%3D
[HC:O:][H:O(1)]
O D..
[C:O[OH-]
[HC:O:[H2O(1)]
K. :
%3D
O E..
[HC.O:[H:O(1)]
Kp =
O F.
[-HO]['O'O'H]
[C:O [OH-]
[HC,0
K.
%3D
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