What is the equation for the base ionization constant of RbOH?

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Dr. K.
Jul 3, 2018

#K_b = ([Rb^+][OH^-])/[RbOH]#

Explanation:

The equation for ionization of rubidium hydroxide, RbOH can be written as

#RbOH(aq) -> Rb^+(aq) + OH^-##(aq)#

From the equation, the base ionization constant, #K_b#, can be written as

#K_b = ([Rb^+][OH^-])/[RbOH]#

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