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An aqueous solution contains 0.216 M ascorbic acid (H2C6H6O6) and 0.131 M hydrochloric acid.
Calculate the ascorbate (C6H6O62-) ion concentration in this solution.
[C6H6O62-] =______________ mol/L.
Calculate the ascorbate (C6H6O62-) ion concentration in this solution.
[C6H6O62-] =______________ mol/L.
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Answered by
DrBob222
Ascorbic acid = HAsc
.........HAsc ==> H^+ + Asc^-
initial.0.216.....0......0
change....-x.......x......x
equil..0.216-x.....x.......x
..........HCl ==>H^+ + Cl^-
initial...0.131..0......0
change...-0.131..0.131..0.131
equiol....0......0.131..0.131
Write the Ka expression for HAsc
K = (H^+)(Asc^-)/(HAsc)
For (H^+) substitute x + 0.131 (x from the HAsc equil + 0.131 from the HCl equil).
For (Asc^-) substitute x
For (HAsc) substitute 0.216-x
Solve for x.
.........HAsc ==> H^+ + Asc^-
initial.0.216.....0......0
change....-x.......x......x
equil..0.216-x.....x.......x
..........HCl ==>H^+ + Cl^-
initial...0.131..0......0
change...-0.131..0.131..0.131
equiol....0......0.131..0.131
Write the Ka expression for HAsc
K = (H^+)(Asc^-)/(HAsc)
For (H^+) substitute x + 0.131 (x from the HAsc equil + 0.131 from the HCl equil).
For (Asc^-) substitute x
For (HAsc) substitute 0.216-x
Solve for x.
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