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What is K for HNO2(aq) = H*(aq) + NO2 (aq)? A. Ka [H+ ][NO,-) [HNO,] O B. K [HNO2) [H* ][NO O C. Kg = [HNO2 ][H"INO- O D. Kg = [H ][NO_-)​

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