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For an acid: pH = pka + log ([ionised]/[unionised])

Therefore to get 99.9% ionised.

pH = 5 + log (99.9)

Therefore pH = 6.9996 (5s.f.)

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To determine at which pH a drug will be 99.9% ionized, we need to consider the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation. The pH at which a drug is 99.9% ionized can be estimated by finding the pH value that is one unit above the pKa of the drug. Therefore, in this case, the drug will be 99.9% ionized at a pH of 6.

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Q: A drug has pKa 5. at which PH it will be 99.9 percent ionized?
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