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Answer Posted / bhupalreddy
The equation for pKa is this:
Presuppose you have a compound HX is
HX --> H+ + X-
pKa = -log Ka
To find the Ka:
Ka = [H+] x [X-]/[HX]
Ka (is dissociation constant) is always products over
reactants.
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