Posted by Summer on Sunday, January 22, 2012 at 12:11am.
I don't think you can assume 0.089-x = 0.089. I think you must solve the quadratic (or solve it by successive approximations (iteration). I solved the quadratic and obtained about 0.0305. If I plug that in for x in
k1 = (x)(x)/(0.089-x) I get 0.0159 which is close. pH then is about 1.52 or so. Check my work. It's late here.
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