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Question- Use the equilibrium expressions below to explain why the reaction in this experiment was performed in an acidic environment.
H2A <==> Ha- + H+ (Ka=5.01 x 10E-5)
HA- <==> A- + H+ (Ka=1.51 x 10E-12)
Using textbook reference solve the reactions given in above problem
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