Posted by ashley on Sunday, February 12, 2012 at 3:16pm.
I'll get you started by helping with the first part.
delta T = Kf*m
0.1930 = 1.86*m
m = 0.1930/1.86 = 0.10376 (Since the delta T is to 4 significant figures, I've use more places in my answer. I don't know if that is 0.1M or 0.100 M so watch the number of s.f. when you do this yourself.)
Since the solution is 0.1, that means the solution actually contains more particles than 1 (it is ionized slightly).
0.10376-0.1 = 0.0376 extra particles
%ion = (0.00376/0.1)*100 = about 4%
.............HA ==> H^+ + A^-
initial..0.100..0.00376..0.00376
change.....-x........x......x
equil....0.1-0.00376
Ka = set up Ka expression and substitute values from the ICE chart. Solve for Ka.
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