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On the acid-base equilibrium of the carbonate radical
Using pulse radiolysis and coupled optical detection the pKa of the HCO3 radical is shown to lie between 7.0 and 8.2. The rate constant of self-recombination of CO-3 has a negative apparent activation energy which indicates a composite process.