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Acid-base titration curves and indicators
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20.0
mL
of
0.100
M
NH
X
3
(
K
b
=
1.8
×
1
0
−
5
) is titrated with
0.100
M
HCl. The pH at the equivalence point is
A
7.00
B
5.28
C
8.72
D
5.13
Answer: B
At equivalence the solution is
0.0500
M
NH
X
4
Cl
(
2.0
mmol
in
40
mL
).
pH
=
7
−
2
1
(
p
K
b
+
lo
g
C
)
=
7
−
2
1
(
4.745
−
1.301
)
=
5.28
.
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