Elena H.

asked • 11/30/22

Why can't the Ka of the acid be determined at the midpoint in the titration of a strong acid with a strong base?

Why can't the Ka of the acid be determined at the midpoint in the titration of a strong acid with a strong base?

options given:

a)the number of moles of strong acid is unknown

b)the Ka of the strong acid is too small to measure

c)the solution is not a buffer at the midpoint

d)it's impossible to find the midpoint in a strong acid titration



J.R. S.

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Are you sure you copied the question correctly? A strong acid won't have a Ka, because Ka values are only used for WEAK acids.
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