Posted by craig on Sunday, July 8, 2012 at 10:22pm.
4.43 is right for pKa and 0.266 (266 millimols) is correct for mols HA initially. The base/acid ratio is 0.3235 (I would carry it to at least one more place so let's make it 0.324). The last part I would do this way--I think it is easier than using the ratio.
........HA + OH^- ==> A^- + H2O
initial 266,0..0......0.......0
add ...........x..................
change....-x...-x.....x.......x
equil...266-x...0.....x.......x
Then substitute into the HH equation as
3.94 = 4.43 + log(x)/(266-x)
and solve for x. I get 65 millimoles base added. The I check these things to see if that gives me the right pH.
pH = 4.43 + log (65/266-65)
pH = 4.43 + log(65/201) = 3.94
thank great help! much appreciated
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