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When using primary and subsidiary reactions with acid-base equilibria...after you've found the concentrations using the primary reaction, do you use any subsidiary reaction to find the concentrations of say OH- or do you always use Kw=[H3O+][OH-]? D=
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What?
you mean like when using a di- or triprotic acid?
Mm, yeah ;o
you would find the contribution of \(H_3O^+\) or \(OH^-\) from each dissociation (using the appropriate \(K_A\)) and add them up.
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