When pH is greater than pKa is protonated?

Related questions

1. How is pKa calculated?
2. What happens when pH is less than pKa?
3. Why do buffers work best when pH pKa?
4. What is pH and pKa?
5. What is the pKa value?
6. What is pKa and Ka?
7. How do you find the pKa of a weak acid?
8. What determines pKa?
9. What does higher pKa mean?
10. Why is a lower pKa more acidic?

Tags

1. #deprotonated
2. #compound
3. #charge
4. #neutral
5. #charged
6. #protonated
7. #lower
8. #acids
9. #higher
10. #ionized
11. #consideration
12. #further
13. #negatively