Asked by Grace
You have two buffer solutions 1) weak acid and its conjugate base 2)weak base and its conjugate acid. Write explicitly ( considering generic formula for acid and base) the equations of neutralization when you:
a) add strong acid and strong base 1)
b) add strong acid or strong base in 2)
a) add strong acid and strong base 1)
b) add strong acid or strong base in 2)
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Answered by
DrBob222
HA = acid
A^- = conjugate base
HA + OH^- ==> H2O + A^-
A^- + H^+ ==> HA
You can do the other one.
A^- = conjugate base
HA + OH^- ==> H2O + A^-
A^- + H^+ ==> HA
You can do the other one.
Answered by
mary
I am trying to do the next one but I am still confused.
Would the next one simply be HA+OH^- ----> H2O + A^- ?
Would the next one simply be HA+OH^- ----> H2O + A^- ?
Answered by
DrBob222
weak base = BH
conjugate acid = BH2^+
add strong acid:
BH + H^+ ==> BH^+
add strong base:
BH2^ + OH^- ==> BH + H2O
conjugate acid = BH2^+
add strong acid:
BH + H^+ ==> BH^+
add strong base:
BH2^ + OH^- ==> BH + H2O
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