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Chemistry, 28.10.2020 16:30 yash797

Suppose you perform a titration of a diprotic acid and you determine the following information: pH at first equivalence point: 4.26 pH at second equivalence point: 8.39 pH at first half-equivalence point: 2.22 pH at second half-equivalence point: 6.37 What is pKa2 for this unknown acid

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