The pKb of a solution is defined by the equation:
pKb= -logKb
where Kb= base dissociation con...
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The pKb of a solution is defined by the equation:
pKb= -logKb
where Kb= base dissociation constant.
Use the rules for logarithms and exponents to solve for Kb in terms of pKb
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