Calculate Degree of Dissociation & pH of 0.1M Propionic Acid

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The discussion revolves around calculating the degree of dissociation and pH of 0.1M propionic acid, with a known dissociation constant of 1.34 x 10^-5. The calculated degree of dissociation is 0.115, resulting in a pH of 2.93. The user seeks assistance in finding the formula to calculate the degree of dissociation, as they are unsure of the method. Participants are encouraged to provide guidance on the appropriate formula for determining the degree of dissociation. The conversation highlights the need for clarity in acid dissociation calculations.
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Dissociation constant of propionic acid at 25 degree celsius is 1.34 x 10^-5. Calculate the degree of dissociation and pH om 0.1M acid.

Ans: degree of dissociation=0.115
pH=2.93

now my dear friends i have calculated the pH already from the formual correctly. Now please tell me that how can i find this degree of dissociation because i don't know any formula in finding it out.PLease help.
 
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