Chemistry, 16.03.2022 23:50 cameronbeaugh

The weak ionization constant (Ka) for HCO3 is equal to:A
[H3O+][CO32-)
[HCO3-)
(HCO3-)
[H3O+][CO32-1

The weak ionization constant (Ka)

for HCO3 is equal to:A
[H3O+][CO32-)
[HCO3-)
(HCO3-)
[H3O+][CO3

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The weak ionization constant (Ka) for HCO3 is equal to:A
[H3O+][CO32-)
[HCO3-)
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