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Salt hydrolysis: pH of salts of weak acid or weak base
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Calculate the pH of
0.20
M
NH
X
4
Cl
at 298 K. (
K
b
of
NH
X
3
=
1.8
×
1
0
−
5
; use
pH
=
7
−
2
1
(
p
K
b
+
lo
g
C
)
)
A
9.02
B
4.63
C
4.98
D
2.72
Answer: C
NH
X
4
X
+
hydrolyses:
[
H
X
+
]
=
K
w
C
/
K
b
=
1
0
−
14
×
0.20/
(
1.8
×
1
0
−
5
)
=
1.054
e
−
05
M
.
pH
=
4.98
.
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