Ka is the acid dissociation constant. Ka= [products]/[reactants] It is used to tell to what extent an acid dissociates in water and how strong of an acid it is. The higher the value of Ka, the stronger the acid is. Also Ka is spoken of often as pKa which is the -log(Ka).
If not, you wanted to know why. SUMMARY. Insurance companies may not offer to sell a long-term care policy in Connecticut with a one-year waiting period. The statutes authorize the insurance commissioner to establish a reasonable waiting period for such insurance and she has done so by regulation. Since 1994, the regulation establishes a maximum waiting period of 100 days.
So if you purchase a long term care insurance policy, the chance of using that policy is 1 in 3. The chance that you will need care is higher, about 50%, but because of elimination periods (the typical is 90 days), not everyone who receives care will actually end up using their benefits.5% of long term care insurance policyholders will use their benefits for 1 year or less. 19% will use their policy for more than 1 year. Of those 19% who use their policy for more than 1 year, 7% will use 100% of their benefits. â 14.2% who use their plan for over 1 year will use 50% of their benefits.