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An acidic indicator ionises as `I_(n) H hArr "In"^(-) + H^(+)` . The molecular and ions of the indicator show different colours. The indicator changed it colour if its acidic of basic form completely predominant.
An indicator with `P^(Kin)` = 5 is added to a solution with `p^(H)` = 5 . What is the percentage of acidic form of the indicator

A

0.9

B

0.8

C

0.6

D

1

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