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K(a) for ascorbic acid (Hasc)is 5xx10^(-...

`K_(a)` for ascorbic acid `(Hasc)is 5xx10^(-5)`. Calculate the hydrogen in an aqueous solution in which the concentration of `Asc^(-)` ions in `0.02M`.

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