Thisexample demonstrates how pk, can be used to help determine the favorability of a reaction.Keq is the equilibrium constant and is usually referred to as K₁ in acid-base reactions. Given the pK, of an acid, you cancalculate K by taking its antilog.SpeciesH₂OHCO3H₂CO3H₂O+HCO3 + H₂O =baseacidpK₁15.7410.336.35-1.74Complete the balanced equations for the equilibria given in reaction 1 and reaction 2. Then use the pK₂ values in the table tocalculate Keq for each reaction, where the Keq expression includes [H₂O]. Be sure to enter Keq in proper scientific notation.Reaction 1: Bicarbonate (acting as a base) reacts with water (acting as an acid).Kca= Reaction 2: Bicarbonate (acting as an acid) reacts with water (acting as a base).HCO3 + H₂O =acidbaseReaction 1 is more favorable.Reaction 2 is more favorable.KeyWhich statement correctly describes the relative favorability of these reactions in an aqueous solution of bicarbonate?Both reactions are equally favorable.Favorability cannot be determined.=

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Reaction 2: Bicarbonate (acting as an acid) reacts with water (acting as a base). HCO3 + H₂O = acid base Reaction 1 is more favorable. Reaction 2 is more favorable. Key Which statement correctly describes the relative favorability of these reactions in an aqueous solution of bicarbonate? Both reactions are equally favorable. Favorability cannot be determined. =

Reaction 2: Bicarbonate (acting as an acid) reacts with water (acting as a base). HCO3 + H₂O = acid base Reaction 1 is more favorable. Reaction 2 is more favorable. Key Which statement correctly describes the relative favorability of these reactions in an aqueous solution of bicarbonate? Both reactions are equally favorable. Favorability cannot be determined. =

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter16: Solubility And Precipitation Equilibria

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