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Chemistry
Acids and Bases
pH and pKa values
what is the pKa of an acid that has a pH of 7.4 at neutralization and has to have 25 mL added to neutralize it
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I don't get it. If it has pH of 7.4 at neutralization why would anything need to be added to neutralize it? BTW, 25 mL of what M of what?
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