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sb136
For carbonic acid
p
K
a
1
=
6.35
and
p
K
a
2
=
10.33
at 298 K. The pH of a moderately concentrated aqueous solution of
NaHCO
X
3
is approximately:
A
8.34
B
6.35
C
10.33
D
7.00
Answer: A
HCO
X
3
X
−
is amphiprotic, so
pH
≈
2
1
(
p
K
a
1
+
p
K
a
2
)
. This gives
2
1
(
6.35
+
10.33
)
=
8.34
.
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