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Buffer solutions and Henderson equation
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HA has
K
a
=
1.0
×
1
0
−
5
. Which mixtures give pH = 5.30? Use
lo
g
2
=
0.301
and take pH =
p
K
a
+
lo
g
(
salt
/
acid
)
.
A
0.10 mol HA + 0.20 mol NaA in 1 L
B
0.30 mol HA + 0.10 mol NaOH in 1 L
C
0.30 mol HA + 0.20 mol NaOH in 2 L
D
0.20 mol HA + 0.20 mol NaA in 1 L
Answer: A, C
Need salt/acid = 2. (a) 0.20/0.10 = 2: yes. (b) acid 0.20, salt 0.10 giving 0.5: pH 4.70, no. (c) acid 0.10, salt 0.20: ratio 2: yes. (d) ratio 1, pH 5.00: no.
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