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Calculate the pH of the solution after the addition of the following amounts of 0.0577 M HNO3 to a 80.0 mL solution of 0.0750 M aziridine. The pKa of aziridinium is 8.04
a) 0.00 mL of HNO3 b) 7.72 mL of HNO3 c) Volume of HNO3 equal to half the equivalence point volume d) 99 mL of HNO3
e) Volume of HNO3 equal to the equivalence point f) 107 mL of HNO3
aziridine is C2H5N
pKa Aziridine) = 8.04 so -log Ka = 8.04 Therefore Ka = 10^-8.04
OH - ion conc = (Ka*C)^1/2 = (0.0750*10^-8.04)^1/2 = 2.6154*10^-5
a)
Moles of H+ ion - moles of OH - ion = 0.0577*0.00/1000 - 2.6154*80/1000 (because moles = molarity * volume)
= 0 - 0.2090
= - o.2092
so OH- ionare in excess , = + .2092
so pOH = = -log (OH-) = - log(0.2092) = 0.6794
pH = 14 - pH = 14 - 0.6794 = 13.32
b)
moles of H+ ion - moles of OH-
= 0.0577*7.72/1000 - 2.6654*10^-5 * 80/1000
= 4.454*10^-4 - 2.09232*10^-6
= 4.433*10^-4 = excess H+ ion conc
pH = - log (H+ ion conc 0 - log(4.433*10^-4) = 3.3533
d)
moles of H+ ions - moles of OH-
= 0.0577*99/1000 - 2.6154*10^-5*80/1000
= 5.7123*10^-3 - 2.09*10^-6
so excess of H+ ion conc = 5.71020*10^-3
pH = - log (H+ ion conc = - log(5.71021*10^-3) = =2.2433
f)
moles of H+ ions - moles of OH- ions
= 0.0577*107/1000 - 2.6154*10^-5 *80/1000
= 6.1739*10^-3 - 2.09232*10^-6
= 6.1718*10^-3 = excess H+ ions
so pH = - log H+ ion conc = - log(6.1718*10^-3) = +2.2096
e)
At equivalence point
pH = 14 + log (Ca*Cb(Kw) /(Ca+Cb)*Ka ) ^1/2
= 14 + log (0.0577*2.6154*10^-5 * 10^-14 /(0.0577+2.6154*10^-5 ) * 10^-8.04 )^1/2
= 14 + log (1.509*10^-20/5.2647*10^-10)^1/2 = 14-10.5426 = 3.457
c )
At half equivalence point
pH = pKa + log base/acid
But base = acid = 1 say
so pH = pKa + log 1/1
pKa + log 1 = pKa + 0 = 8.04 +0 = 8.04