Multiple Choice
What is the acid ionization constant , K a, for Hypobromous acid, if a 0.20 M aqueous solution of Hypobromous acid has a pH equal tO4.67?
A) K a = 1.1×10 - 18
B) K a = 4.7×10 - 10
C) K a = 2.3×10 - 9
D) K a = 2.1×10 - 5
E) K a = 1.1×10 - 4
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