Chemistry, 03.06.2021 01:30 iamabeast51

Check the statements below that are TRUE. Group of answer choices The A/HA term is unitless The units on [A] and [HA] don't matter because A/HA is unitless You can use whatever numbers are provided for [A] and [HA] even if the initial concentrations are not in the same solution. The units on [A] and [HA] can be in moles or molarity because the final volume will cancel in the ratio

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