Posted by 1/2 equivalence point on Saturday, July 30, 2011 at 7:25pm.
The titration equation is
(CH3)2NH + HCl ==> (CH3)2NH2^+ + Cl^-
Where is the equivalence point? It is
(25.00 x 0.4/0.15) = 66.67 mL so the total volume at the equivalence point will be 66.67 + 25.00 = 91.67 mL. The pH will be determined by the hydrolysis of the salt at the equivalence. The hydrolysis equation is
(CH3)2NH2^+ + H2O ==> (CH3)2NH + H3O^+
Set up an ICE chart.
(CH3)2NH2^+ will be 25.00*0.4000/91.67
(CH3)2NH = (H3O^+) = x
Solve for H3O^+ and convert to pH.
Yes, at the half way point the pH = pKa for an acid. Remember this is a base you are titrating so you want to use pKa for the base and not pKb.
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