Answer to Question #135688 in General Chemistry for Sipho

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Question #135688

GIVEN a hydrogen ion concentration of 0.06 mol/L and an iodic acid concentration of 0.02 mol/L., FIND Ka value for this acid

Expert's answer

H⁺= under root (Ka)(C)

0.06 = under root (Ka)(0.02)

0.0036 = Ka(0.02)

Ka=.0.0036/0.02

Ka = 0.0018

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