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Correct relation between dissociation constant of a di-basic acid is:

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Ka1=Ka2
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Ka1>Ka2
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Ka1<Ka2
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Ka1=1Ka2
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Solution

The correct option is B Ka1>Ka2
H2AHA+H+

HAA+H+

For a dibasic acid, first, we have to remove H+ from H2A and then from HA. It is easier to remove H+ from H2A as it has a much higher tendency to lose proton in comparison to negatively charged HA which will not want to lose its proton.

Therefore, Ka1>Ka2

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