what is pK & pKa value
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Answer / umesh patel
its the negative logarithm of Ka(acid constant)
there is a corelation between pH and pKa value as per
handerson equation
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Answer / prashant
pKa=-log(Ka)... Ka=Ionisation Constant of Acid
pH=pKa+ Log[salt]/[acid]
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Answer / chinna
Pka=-log its negative logarithm of of ka(acidcon constant)
PH=pka+ Log(salt)/(acid)
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