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AP Chemistry/Unit 8: Acids and Bases
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Calculating pOH from an Acid's pKa
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When calculating the pOH of a solution, why is it incorrect to directly use the pKa of a dissolved acid without any conversion?

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Thinking that pKa values are unrelated to pOH calculations

B

Believing pKa and pOH values are directly proportional

C

Assuming pKa values directly indicate solution pOH

D

Forgetting to convert pKa to pKb before calculating pOH

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