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Buffer solutions and Henderson equation
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To 1 L of buffer containing 0.20 M
CH
X
3
COOH
and 0.20 M
CH
X
3
COONa
(
p
K
a
=
4.74
), 0.02 mol HCl gas is added without volume change. The new pH is
A
4.65
B
4.83
C
3.74
D
2.72
Answer: A
HCl converts acetate to acid: acetate = 0.18 mol, acid = 0.22 mol. pH =
4.74
+
lo
g
(
0.18/0.22
)
=
4.74
−
0.087
=
4.65
.
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