Posted by Trixie on Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 11:52pm.
for part a I tried using the HH equation, found moles of NaOH and used that for [base] and moles Na2HPO4 as [acid]...i used pKa 7.21...that was incorrect. For part b I used a similar method...plugging in HNO3 as the [acid] and Na2HPO4 moles as [base]
the other pka values for H3PO4 are:
Ka1 = 7.6E-3 ...... pKa1= 2.12
Ka2 = 6.2E-8 ...... pKa2= 7.21
Ka3 = 2.1E-13 .....pKa3= 12.68
I figured out the correct new pH for each respective part, but apparently the initial pH i found for the buffer solution is incorrect. I just need help in figuring that so I can calculate the change.
I initially thought the buffer pH was 7.38. Thanks!
NVM i was using the pKA instead of pH....i had it right afterall...guess it's jsut time for bed....
what's the answer then?
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