One modification of this equation adds C sub a and delta terms to correct for autoionization and is named for Charlot, while another version to this equation was derived using nitroanilines and uses a ratio of activity coefficients.
One modification of this equation adds C sub a and delta terms to correct for autoionization and is named for Charlot, while another version to this equation was derived using nitroanilines and uses a ratio of activity coefficients. That equation was modified by Tsuno, Cox, and Yates and is known as the Hammett function. This equation can be used to find protein isoelectric points and was originally derived to study metabolic acidosis. Its derived by taking the logarithm of the acid dissociation constant and rearranging. For 10 points, name this equation used to determine the pH of buffer solutions, named for two chemists.
One modification of this equation adds C sub a and delta terms to correct for autoionization and is named for Charlot, while another version to this equation was derived using nitroanilines and uses a ratio of activity coefficients.
{Henderson}-{Hasselbalch} equation