When COX2 reacts with water, it supposedly forms HX2COX3, which is the aqueous form of COX2. But it is hard to isolate, but its Ka value is pretty low (on the order of 10−7) indicating it should be found in a non dissociated form? So does HX2COX3 exist in solution?
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