A similar treatment can be used with weak bases The Keq can then be called K When a weak base dissolves in water it doesn t

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A similar treatment can be used with weak bases The Keq can then be called K When a weak base dissolves in water it doesn t completely ionize dissociate but goes to equilibrium At equilibrium the rate in the forward direction is equal to the rate in the reverse reaction thus the concentrations no longer change When the concentrations are constant the ratio of the concentrations are also constant and this is called the equilibrium constant For the weak base CH3NH treat just like ammonia NH3 dissolving in water the Keq is defined as CH3NH H O CH3NH OH products Kb reactants A HF B H O C F D H 0 CH NH 2 F CH3NH G OH

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