Calculate the pka and ka of lactic acid

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Problem- A solution made of equal concentrations of lactic acid and sodium lactate was measured to have a pH = 3.08.

a) Calculate the pKa and Ka of lactic acid

b) Calculate the pH of the solution if there was twice as much acid as salt in the solution.

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