Question
anyone know how to do this and which choice is correct?thank you so much in advance.
Use the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation to calculate the pH of a buffer that is 0.350 M acetic acid and 0.250 M sodium acetate.
a.4.89
b.4.47
c.4.59
d.none of the above
is is not 4.74
Answers
Use the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation.
ou will need pKa for acetic acid. The base in the HH equation is 0.250 and the acid is 0.350 M. Plug in and turn the crank.
ou will need pKa for acetic acid. The base in the HH equation is 0.250 and the acid is 0.350 M. Plug in and turn the crank.
can i even work this? it seems like i need more before i can.
pH=pka+log(.250/.350)
because the question dosent give me anything else
pH=pka+log(.250/.350)
because the question dosent give me anything else
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