Question
Calculate partial pressure given ka1, pH and KH
The equation given in the question was:
HCO3-(aq)+H3O+(aq)= CO2(aq)+H2O
Calculate the partial pressure of
CO2.
I think you use :
[H3O+] = ka1x(antilog pH)/(antilog pH)
Then Henrys law:
Equilibrium conc.[G]=Kh(law constant) × pg (partial pressure of gas)
But then I got the concentration of H3O plus in the 1st step, wont I need the conc. ..can I just plug that into Henrys law as the equili rium concentration and solve for Pg(partial pressure)??
Is my 1st equation even right?
Please help thanks!!
The equation given in the question was:
HCO3-(aq)+H3O+(aq)= CO2(aq)+H2O
Calculate the partial pressure of
CO2.
I think you use :
[H3O+] = ka1x(antilog pH)/(antilog pH)
Then Henrys law:
Equilibrium conc.[G]=Kh(law constant) × pg (partial pressure of gas)
But then I got the concentration of H3O plus in the 1st step, wont I need the conc. ..can I just plug that into Henrys law as the equili rium concentration and solve for Pg(partial pressure)??
Is my 1st equation even right?
Please help thanks!!