What is the difference between KA and KC?

Related questions

1. Why do equilibrium constants not have units?
2. Is KEQ the same as KC?
3. What units does the equilibrium constant have?
4. Is KC equal to KP?
5. How do you find k?
6. What does it mean if KEQ is very large?
7. What is the formula for KB?
8. What is the K equilibrium constant?
9. What is ka time?
10. How do you calculate the pH of a solution?

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