The dissociation constant of two weak acids are `k_(a_(1)) & k_(a_(2))` respectively. Their relative strength is -

What is dissociation constant of a weak acid (K_(a)) .

If the dissociation constants of two weak acids HA_(1) and HA_(2) are K_(1) and K_(2) , then the relative strengths of HA_(1) and HA_(2) are given by

What is dissociation constant of a weak base (K_(b)) .

The dissociation constant of two acids are K_(1) and K_(2) . The relative strengths of two acids are given by :

The dissociation constant of two weak acids are K_1 and K_2 their relative strength can given by:

If the dissociation constants of two substances are K_(1) " and " K_(2) respectively , then the ratio of degree of dissociation for a given concentration , is given by

At a certain temperature, the ionisation of two weak acids, HA and HB are K_(a_(1)) and K_(a_(2)) , respectively. If K_(a_(1)) gt K_(a_(2)) and the concentration of the aqueous solutions of both the acids be 0.1(M), then which solution will have a higher pH?