Asked by josh
how many mL of .100 M of acetic acid and .100 M of NaOH, would be need to make the volume 1.0 liters and have a pH7.00 if Ka=1.8x10^-5
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Answered by
Anonymous
.5 ml of each
Answered by
josh
how did u get that can you please explain the steps
Answered by
Chris
To solve this, you require the Henderson-Hasselbach equation: pH = pKa + log(conc.base/conc. acid)
You have pH and pKa, so plug in the numbers, and solve for the ratio of Base/acid. With some algebra, you can then figure out the volume amounts of each species.
You have pH and pKa, so plug in the numbers, and solve for the ratio of Base/acid. With some algebra, you can then figure out the volume amounts of each species.
Answered by
josh
what are the numbers for Conjugate acid and conjugate base
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