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15.Activity coefficient of a neutral molecule. We use the approximation

that the activity coefficient ()of neutral molecules is 1.00.A more accurate relation is 濒辞驳纬=办渭, whereis ionic strengthand k0.11for NH3and CO2and k0.2for organic molecules.With activity coefficients for HA,A-,andH+, predict the value ofthe quotient below for benzoic acid(HA=C6H5CO2H)The observed quotient is0.630.03.

Concentration quotient=[H+][A-][HA](at=0)[H+][A-][HA](at=0.1M)

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The predicted value of the concentration quotient is 0.63

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01

Definition of activity coefficients

The activity coefficient measures the deviation of behavior from ideality,rapidly decreases as ionic strength increases.

02

:Obtaining the quotient value

With activity coefficients for HA,A-andH+we will predict the value of the quotient forbenzoic acid.

The observed quotient from task is 0.630.03

The equilibrium constant is given as:

贬础謴H++A-ka=H+H+A-yA-HAHA

From Pg166 Table 8-1 we can see that H+=0.83andA-=0.80when0.1M

For HA we estimate the following:

logHA=办渭=0.20.1=0.02HA=100.02=1.05

First we will consider the (ionic strength =0.1M)

role="math" localid="1654918428253" ka=H+0.83A-0.80HA1.050.63H+A-HA=ka0.63

Next we will consider the (ionic strength =0M)

ka=H+1A-1HA1H+A-HA=ka

consider that when ionic strength=0M the activities are all 1

Finally, we will take the two values and put them into theconcentration quotient equationgiven in the task.

=kaka/0.63=0.63

Therefore, the predicted value of the concentration quotient is 0.63

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