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What is the primary reason that Ka2 is smaller than Ka1 in polyprotic acids?
A. The concentration of H⁺ decreases after first ionization
B. Water suppresses second ionization
C. It is more difficult to remove a proton from a negatively charged ion due to electrostatic forces.
D. Ka2 involves breaking two bonds simultaneously
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