Ka vs K
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Simrina Desar Dis 1H
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Ka vs K
How is Ka different from K and how would we consider the difference when solving equations for the equilibrium constant?
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Lindsay H 2B
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Re: Ka vs K
Ka is the equilibrium constant specifically for the dissociation of an acid. This means that if Ka is used, it means one reactant has to be an acid
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