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The equations used in this experiment would have to be modified slightly if an acid with Ka of 1.0x10^-3 or greater were used as an unknown. Assuming such a situation, explain the problems that would result from the use of the equations in their present form. What modifications would you make to give accurate results when using such an unknown?
The equations used in this experiment would have to be modified slightly if an acid with Ka of 1.0x10^-3 or greater were used as an unknown. Assuming such a situation, explain the problems that would result from the use of the equations in their present form. What modifications would you make to give accurate results when using such an unknown?
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