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    Concentrationof Ions Concentration of Solution x100: % Ionization

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    This document calculates the ionization constant (Ka) and percentage ionization of a weak monoprotic acid that is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. It is given that the acid is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. Using this information and the chemical equation for acid dissociation, it calculates the Ka to be 3.002079×10−4. It then calculates that the percentage ionization of this same acid in a 0.01F solution would be 0.3%.

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    This document calculates the ionization constant (Ka) and percentage ionization of a weak monoprotic acid that is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. It is given that the acid is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. Using this information and the chemical equation for acid dissociation, it calculates the Ka to be 3.002079×10−4. It then calculates that the percentage ionization of this same acid in a 0.01F solution would be 0.3%.

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    This document calculates the ionization constant (Ka) and percentage ionization of a weak monoprotic acid that is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. It is given that the acid is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. Using this information and the chemical equation for acid dissociation, it calculates the Ka to be 3.002079×10−4. It then calculates that the percentage ionization of this same acid in a 0.01F solution would be 0.3%.

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    Concentrationof Ions Concentration of Solution x100: % Ionization

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    This document calculates the ionization constant (Ka) and percentage ionization of a weak monoprotic acid that is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. It is given that the acid is 3.8% ionized in a 0.2F solution. Using this information and the chemical equation for acid dissociation, it calculates the Ka to be 3.002079×10−4. It then calculates that the percentage ionization of this same acid in a 0.01F solution would be 0.3%.

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    4. If a weak monoprotic acid is 3.8 percent ionized in a 0.

    2F solution, calculate its

    ionization constant. What is the percentage ionization of this acid in a 0.01F

    solution?

    Given: % ionization = 3.8% [HA] = 0.2 F

    Reqd: Ka

    Soln:

    HA + H20 = H30+ + OH-


    I 0.2 F 0 0
    C -0.2(0.038) +0.2(0.038) +0.2(0.038)
    E 0.1924 0.0076 0.0076

    Ka=¿ ¿
    [ 0.0076 ] [0.0076]
    Ka = [0.1924]

    Ka= 3.002079×10−4

    What is the percentage ionization of this acid in a 0.01F

    Concentration of ions
    % ionization = x100
    concentration of solution

    3.002079 x 10−4
    % ionization= x100
    0.1

    % ionization= 0.3 %

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