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Write the chemical reaction whose equilibrium constant is

(a) Ka for benzoic acid, C6H5CO2H

(b) Kb for benzoate ion,C6H5CO22-

(c) Kb for aniline, C6H5NH2

(d) Ka for anilinium ion, C6H5NH3+

Short Answer

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a)C6H5COOHC6H5COO-+H+

b)C6H5COO-+H2OC6H5COOH+OH-

c)C6H5NH2+H2OC6H5NH3++OH-

d)C6H5NH3+C6H5NH2+H+

Step by step solution

01

Define chemical reaction and protonation

A chemical reaction is a process in which reactants are converted into products.

Protonation is the addition of a proton to an atom, ion, or molecule.

In the expression of the acid dissociation constant, H+will be released.

In the expression of base dissociation constant, data-custom-editor="chemistry" OH-will be released.

02

Answer subpart a)

The acid dissociation constant expression for benzoic acid is as shown below:

C6H5COOHC6H5COO-+H+

It shows the release of a proton.

03

Answer subpart b)

The base dissociation constant expression for benzoic acid is as shown below:

It shows the release of a hydroxide ion.

C6H5COO-+H2OC6H5COOH+OH-

C6H5NH2+H2OC6H5NH3++OH-

04

Answer subpart d)

The acid dissociation constant expression for anilinium ion is as shown below:

C6H5NH3+C6H5NH2+H+

It shows the release of a proton.

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