Kinetics and Equilibrium Question
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Consider the equilibrium reaction of acid indicator HIn:
HIn [math]harr[/math] [math]H^(+)[/math] + [math]In^(-)[/math]
[math]K_(In)[/math] = Ionization constant of the indicator
Which of the following represents a correctly written expression to calculate the concentration of hydrogen ions?
HIn [math]harr[/math] [math]H^(+)[/math] + [math]In^(-)[/math]
[math]K_(In)[/math] = Ionization constant of the indicator
Which of the following represents a correctly written expression to calculate the concentration of hydrogen ions?
- [math][H^(+)] = K_(In) [/math] [Acid form]
- [math][H^(+)] = K_(In) [/math] [Acid form]/[Basic form]
- [math][H^(+)] = K_(In) [/math] [Basic form]/[Acid form]
- [math][H^(+)] = K_(In) [/math] [Basic form]
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