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Acetic acid tends to form Dimers(CH3CO2)2 because of hydrogenbonding. The equilibrium constant (kc) for this reaction is1.51x10^2 in benzene

Calculate the ratio of Dimers to monomers for .100 M acetic acid inbenzene

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