Why is the pH of the first, second and third equivalence point, of a titration of triprotic acid and NaOH ? Pka 1= 3.128 Pka 2=4.761 Pka 3= 6.396 Concentration of acid : 0,026 M Volume of acid : 50 ml  Concentration of NaOh = 99,986mM

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Why is the pH of the first, second and third equivalence point, of a titration of triprotic acid and NaOH ?

Pka 1= 3.128

Pka 2=4.761

Pka 3= 6.396

Concentration of acid : 0,026 M

Volume of acid : 50 ml 

Concentration of NaOh = 99,986mM

 

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