In Denmark this equation is called the Bjerrum [B'YAIR-um] equation, since its logarithmic form was derived using Bjerrum's work on the relationship between chemical reaction rates and the concentration of reactants. This equation can be used to find the concentration of bicarbonate in the blood or the net charge on an amino acid. The concentration of the conjugate base is divided by that of the corresponding weak acid in--for 10 points--what equation used to find the pH of a buffer solution?
In Denmark this equation is called the Bjerrum [B'YAIR-um] equation, since its logarithmic form was derived using Bjerrum's work on the relationship between chemical reaction rates and the concentration of reactants. This equation can be used to find the concentration of bicarbonate in the blood or the net charge on an amino acid. The concentration of the conjugate base is divided by that of the corresponding weak acid in--for 10 points--what equation used to find the pH of a buffer solution?
In Denmark this equation is called the Bjerrum [B'YAIR-um] equation, since its logarithmic form was derived using Bjerrum's work on the relationship between chemical reaction rates and the concentration of reactants.