In medicine, this equation is used alongside the constants 0.03 and 6.1 and can take partial pressure as an input.
In medicine, this equation is used alongside the constants 0.03 and 6.1 and can take partial pressure as an input. The Hammett function has a form similar to this equation, which is often used to select a solvent for use in ion-exchange chromatography. The Charlot equation is more accurate than this equation if the autoionization of water must be taken into account, and this equation can be used to find percentage of an amino acid that is ionized in solution. This equation is derived by taking the log of the dissociation constant and rearranging, and it states that the pKa plus the log of base over acid is equal to pH. For 10 points, name this equation which is used to find the pH of a buffer solution, named for two chemists.
In medicine, this equation is used alongside the constants 0.03 and 6.1 and can take partial pressure as an input.
Henderson-Hasselbalch equation