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Consider a diprotic acid H2A with ka1=2.5*10^-6 ka2 2.8*10^-12 A) what will be the concentrations of...


Consider a diprotic acid H2A with ka1=2.5*10^-6 ka2 2.8*10^-12
A) what will be the concentrations of all species present in a 0.125 M solution of H2A
B) what will be the concentrations of all species present in a 0.125 M solution of NaHA

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(A) For the first dissociation of H2A

--------------------- H2A + H2O -----> H3O+ + HA-(aq), Ka1 = 2.5x10-6

Initial conc(M):0.125, ---------------- 0 --------- 0

Eqm.conc(M): (0.125 - y1) -------- y1 -------- y1

Ka1 = 2.5x10-6 = [H3O+] x [HA-(aq)] / [H2A] = y12 / (0.125 - y1)

=> y1 = 5.58x10-4 M

Hence [H2A] = (0.125 - y1) = (0.125 - 5.58x10-4 M) = 0.12444 M (answer)

For the second dissociation of H2A

--------------------- HA-(aq) + H2O -----> H3O+ + A2-(aq), Ka2 = 2.8x10-12

Initial conc(M):5.58x10-4 ,--------------- 0 ------- 0

Eqm.conc(M):(5.58x10-4 - y2) -------- (y1+y2), y2

Ka2 = 2.8x10-12 = [H3O+] x [A2-(aq)] / [HA-(aq)] = [(y1+y2) x y2] / (5.58x10-4 - y2)

=> Ka2 = 2.8x10-12 = [(5.58x10-4 +y2) x y2] / (5.58x10-4 - y2)

=>  y2 = 2.80 x 10-12 M

Hence [HA-(aq)] = (5.58x10-4 - y2) 5.58x10-4 M (answer)

[A2-(aq)] = y2 =  2.80 x 10-12 M (answer)

(B) HA-(aq) can either dissociated to form A2-(aq) or hydrolysed to form H2A

For dissociation of HA-(aq)

--------------------- HA-(aq) + H2O -----> H3O+ + A2-(aq), Ka2 = 2.8x10-12

Initial conc(M):0.125,---------------------- 0 ------- 0

Eqm.conc(M):(0.125- y2) -------------   y2 -----, y2

Ka2 = 2.8x10-12 = [H3O+] x [A2-(aq)] / [HA-(aq)] = [y2 x y2] / (0.125- y2) =  y22 / (0.125- y2)

=>  y2 = 5.92x10-6 M

Hence  [A2-(aq)] = y2 = 5.92x10-6 M (answer)

For the hydrolysis of HA-(aq)

----------------------HA-(aq) + H2O ---- > H2A + OH- ; Kb1 = Kw / Ka1 = 10-14 / 2.5x10-6 = 4x10-9

Initial conc(M): (0.125 - y2) ------------- 0 ------ 0

Eqm.conc(M): (0.125 - y2 - y3), ------- y3 --- y3

Kb1 = 4x10-9 = [H2A] x [OH-] / [HA-(aq)] = y32 / (0.125 - y2 - y3)

=> y3 = 2.24x10-5

Hence [H2A] = y3 = 2.24x10-5 M (answer)

[HA-(aq)] = (0.125 - y2 - y3) = (0.125 - 5.92x10-6  - 2.24x10-5 ) 0.125 M (answer)


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