Answer to Question #171965 in General Chemistry for Leeanne Jhill

Question #171965

The pH of an acetic and sodium acetate buffer is 3.5 and its ka = 1.7 4x10-5. Compute for the molar ratio and percent ionization of the acid and the salt.

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