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Dissociation of arsenious and arsenic acids

H3As03S H3AsO3S0 H2As03S + 25 3.3 Thilo, Hertzog and Winkler (1970) Schwedt [Pg.44]

Following Equation 2.23, the dissociation constant for Reaction 2.41 is further described as follows  [Pg.45]

Like pH and pA Sp, any dissociation constant may be conveniently written as a p/fa value, where p/fa = —log10 A a. That is, the p/fa of Reaction 2.41 at 25 °C and 1 bar pressure is about 9.2 (Table 2.10). Furthermore, like pH, p/fa values are often sensitive to temperature. In hydrothermal waters, for example, the pA a value of Reaction 2.43 declines with increasing temperature so that the value approaches 7.11 at 300 °C (Zakaznova-Herzog, Seward and Suleimenov, 2006), 1936 Table 2.10. [Pg.45]


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