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Determine the values of Ka and Kb for the acid base dissociation reactions and report the percent ionization for NH3 and NH4+. (this will require you to write the correctdissociation reaction for each species in water, create ice diagram and write the correct K experession for each). If you can help, that will help alot!!!!
0.1M NH4Cl: 6.53 pH, 0.1M NH4OH: 10.28 pH
0.01M NH4Cl: 9.67 pH, 0.01M NH4OH: 8.16 pH
1)
0.1M NH4Cl: 6.53 pH, 0.1M NH4OH: 10.28 pH
NH4+ +H2O↔NH3+H3O+
pH=6.53=-log[H3O+]
[H3O+]=10^-pH=10^-6.53=2.95*10^-7M
Ka=[H3O+][NH3]/[ NH4+]
[NH4+] |
[NH3] |
[H3O+] |
|
initial |
0.1M |
0 |
0 |
change |
-x |
+x |
+x |
equilibrium |
0.1-x |
x |
x |
Ka=[H3O+][NH3]/[ NH4+]=(x)(x)/(0.1-x)
Or, ka=(x)(x)/(0.1-x) [ignore x<< than 0.1)
Ka=x*x/0.1
But x=(2.95*10^-7M=[H3O+]
Ka=(2.95*10^-7)^2/0.1=87.025*10^-14=8.7*10^-13
Ka=8.7*10^-13
% ionization of NH4+=2.95*10^-7/0.1*100=2.95*10^-6 %
Solve for kb
NH3+H2O↔NH4+ +OH-
Kb=[NH4+][OH-]/[NH3]
Given [NH3]=0.1M
pH=10.28
pOH=14-10.28=3.72
[OH-]=10^-pH=10^-3.72=1.9*10^-4M
[NH3] |
[NH4+] |
[OH-] |
|
initial |
0.1M |
0 |
0 |
change |
-x |
+x |
+x |
equilibrium |
0.1-x |
x |
x |
Kb=x*x/0.1-x
Or,kb=x^2/0.1
x= 1.9*10^-4M=[OH-]
kb=(1.9*10^-4)^2/0.1=36.1*10^-4=3.61*10^-3
kb=3.61*10^-3
% ionization=x/0.1*100=1.9*10^-4M/0.1*100=1.9*10-3=0.0019%
2) 0.01M NH4Cl: 9.67 pH, 0.01M NH4OH: 8.16 pH
NH4+ +H2O↔NH3+H3O+
pH=9.67=-log[H3O+]
[H3O+]=10^-pH=10^-9.67=2.14*10^-10M
Ka=[H3O+][NH3]/[ NH4+]
[NH4+] |
[NH3] |
[H3O+] |
|
initial |
0.01M |
0 |
0 |
change |
-x |
+x |
+x |
equilibrium |
0.01-x |
x |
x |
Ka=[H3O+][NH3]/[ NH4+]=(x)(x)/(0.01-x)
Or, ka=(x)(x)/(0.01-x) [ignore x<< than 0.01)
Ka=x*x/0.1
But x=2.14*10^-10M=[H3O+]
Ka=(2.14*10^-10M)^2/0.1==4.58*10^-19
Ka=4.58*10^-19
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