Acid Dissociation Constant and Acid Strength
Why does a lower Ka value indicate a weaker acid?
A
A lower Ka represents less product formed at equilibrium indicating incomplete ionization of the acid.
B
A lower Ka means that the acid will always return to its original form after reacting with a base.
C
A lower Ka indicates more product formed at equilibrium suggesting complete ionization of the acid.
D
A higher Ka means that less product forms at equilibrium suggesting partial ionization of the acid
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