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In a triprotic acid, which ka has the highest value?.

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Answer:

The answer is Ka1

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When it comes to dissociation, Ka1 is fairly the most even-out level, classifying it as a Weak Acid.

What differentiates a weak from a strong acid?

They must be fully separable into ions. If that's the case, you are dealing with a Strong acid.

If this is not the case, that would make the acid Weak.

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