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Chapter 9: Q6TY (page 200)

Find the pH if only 6.0 instead of 12.0 mL HCl were added.

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The of Hydrochloric acid was 8.51 if the volume is 6.0ml.

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01

Define the Henderson-Hasselbalch Equation.

The relationship between acid pH and pKa in aqueous solutions is described by the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation (acid dissociation constant). This equation can be used to forecast the pH of a buffer solution when the concentrations of such acid as well as its conjugate base, or the base and the related conjugate acid, are determined.

02

Calculate the pH of Hydrochloric acid.

Consider a basic reaction:

BH+鈬�Ka=Kw/KbB+H+pH=pKa+logBBH+

Where,

pKa=acid dissociation constant for weak acid BH+

Moles of H+=0.006L1.00mol/L=0.006molH+

InitialmolesB+H+鈫�BH+0.12060.0060.0296Finalmoles0.0966-0.0356

Now pH=pKa+loglogofBmolesofBH+pH=8.072+log0.09660.0356

pH=8.51

Thus, the of Hydrochloric acid was 8.51 if the volume is 6.0ml.

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