Posted by Alex on Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 5:12pm.
Note: m stands for molal. M stands for molar.
0.135 moles HA is correct.
4.88 is correct for pKa.
But (A^-)/(HA) = 0.117 and not your answer.
For the last part, how much OH was added initially.
.............HA + OH^- ==> A^- + H2O
initial....0.135..0.........0
added.............x
change.......-x..-x.........x......x
equil....0.135-x..0..........x......x
Since the 675 mL is the same for both base and acid, I can use the ratio simply as moles.
(A^-/HA) = 0.117
(x/0.135-x) = .117
Solve for x which will give you moles OH added as well as the moles base produced. I get something close to 0.014 (but you need to do it more accurately--and I like to check it to see if the ratio calculated really is 0.117).
how do you get 0.014 ? i seem to be getting another answer
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