6th Edition 12.39
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MadisonFuentes1G
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6th Edition 12.39
When identifying the Kb values of these molecules, why can we use the same values if the molecule is not exactly the same? For example, question 2 is not exactly the same molecule as the one whose pB we use to find the Kb value.
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Nahelly Alfaro-2C
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Re: 6th Edition 12.39
The same values of the molecules can be used because in order to find the Ka you would be able to use the equation Ka +Kb= 1x10^-14 since the Kb value has been provided. This would also be applied if the Ka were to be provided in order to find the Kb.
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