Posted by help meeee pleaaseee on Sunday, October 9, 2011 at 12:57pm.
a and b no.
You have 71.7 x 0.182M NaOH = 13.049 mmoles NaOH.
a. At the initial point, (zero mL HCl) you have 0.182M NaOH. So pOH = -log(OH^-) = -log(0.182) = -0.74 and 14.0=-0.74 = 13.26.
b. You add 10mL x 0.2086M = 2.086 mmoles HCl.
..............NaOH + HCl ==>NaCl + H2O
initial mmoles..13.049..0....0......0
add HCl.............2.086.........
change......-2.086.-2.086..2.086.2.086
equil.......10.963.....0....2.086..2.086
pH is determined by the NaOH since that is in excess. (NaOH) = mmoles/mL = 10.963/(71.7+10)mL = 0.134M
Then pOH = 0.872 and pH = 14.0-0.872 = 13.13.
Etc.
3 is determined by excess NaOH
4 is determined by excess NaOH
5 is determined by excess HCl.
so all of them are wrong XD all right, thanks for the info! I'm going to redo the problem right now
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