J.R. S. answered • 04/27/21
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An acid with a "small" Ka will not dissociate appreciably, and so at any given concentration of acid, the pH will not be as low as other acids with greater Ka values. From the table, it looks like Acid 4 would satisfy this prediction.
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The values for pH for all of the acids decrease as you increase the concentration from 0.010 to 1.00 M. The fact that acid 2 has "small" or low values of pH indicates that the Ka is a larger value, i.e that the acid dissociates more than the others.
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I though it was pH of Acid 2 since the values are small and they are decreasing04/27/21