5. Arsenic acid is poisonous and kills most things in the animal and bacteria kingdom, hence its use as a component in pesticides. However, some microbes have evolved tolerance to it. Some even think them able to use arsenate, rather than phosphate, in their metabolisms. Others feel this remains to be proven! In any case..... Arsenic Acid structure is this: The pK,s are: 2.26, 6.76, & 11.29. I O || HO-AS-OH OH Draw each acid reaction and give its associated value of K₂. Draw each basic reaction and give its associated value of Kb. (Yes, you may combine this all into a series of reactions, as long as your labels are clear on reaction directions and which number goes with which partial yield sign!) Ka1 = Ka2 = Ka3 = Kb1 = Kb2 = Коз =

5. Arsenic acid is poisonous and kills most things in the animal and bacteria kingdom, hence its use as a component in pesticides. However, some microbes have evolved tolerance to it. Some even think them able to use arsenate, rather than phosphate, in their metabolisms. Others feel this remains to be proven! In any case..... Arsenic Acid structure is this: The pK,s are: 2.26, 6.76, & 11.29. I O || HO-AS-OH OH Draw each acid reaction and give its associated value of K₂. Draw each basic reaction and give its associated value of Kb. (Yes, you may combine this all into a series of reactions, as long as your labels are clear on reaction directions and which number goes with which partial yield sign!) Ka1 = Ka2 = Ka3 = Kb1 = Kb2 = Коз =

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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