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Calculate [H+], [HA] and [H2A] for a weak dibasic acid
Calculate [H+], [HA] and [H2A] for a 0.1M solution of the weak dibasic acid H2A.
Given: H2A=H+ + HA- Ka1=2.0 X 10-5
HA- = H+ + HA- Ka2=1.00 X 10-12
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