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A 0.1M solution of weak acid HA is 1% di...

A `0.1M `solution of weak acid `HA` is `1%` dissociated at `298k`. what is its `K_(a)`? what will be the new degree of dissociation of `HA` and `pH` when `0.2M` of `NaA` is added to it.

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