Here's an example Imagine you have 3 doughnuts and your friend gave you half of another doughnut, how many doughnuts do you have now? instead in this case you have 100g of solvent and 10g of solute 100 + 10 = 110
Naproxen is known to be a weak acid. In order to calculate
its ka and pka, use the equation of getting the ph of weak acid which is ph=
-1/2 log [(Ka)(Mwa)]. The Ka value is 3.18x10^-5. The pKa can be obtained
through pKa = - log Ka. The pKa is 4.5.