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Consider the following equilibrium: h2co3(aq) + h2o(l) h3o+(aq) + hco3-1(aq). what is the correct equilibrium expression? ka=[h3o+][hco1−3][h2co3] ka=[h3o+][h2co3][hco1−3] ka=[h2co3][h2o][h3o+][hco1−3] ka=[h3o+][hco1−3][h2co3][h2o]

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