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Calculate the predicted pH of a .1M Solution of each of the following CH2ClCOOH with Ka=1.4x10-3...

Calculate the predicted pH of a .1M Solution of each of the following

CH2ClCOOH with Ka=1.4x10-3

NaHSO4 with Ka = 1.2 x 10-2

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Let a be the dissociation of the weak acid,CH2ClCOOH
                            HA <---> H + + A-

initial conc.            c               0         0

change                -ca            +ca      +ca

Equb. conc.         c(1-a)          ca       ca

Dissociation constant , Ka = ca x ca / ( c(1-a)

                                         = c a2 / (1-a)

In the case of weak acids α is very small so 1-a is taken as 1

So Ka = ca2

==> a = √ ( Ka / c )

Given Ka = 1.4x10-3

          c = concentration = 0.1 M

Plug the values we get a = 0.118

[H+] = ca = 0.1x0.118 = 0.0118 M

pH = - log[H+]

     = - log 0.0118

     = 1.93

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Let a be the dissociation of the weak acid,NaHSO4
                            HA <---> H + + A-

initial conc.            c               0         0

change                -ca            +ca      +ca

Equb. conc.         c(1-a)          ca       ca

Dissociation constant , Ka = ca x ca / ( c(1-a)

                                         = c a2 / (1-a)

In the case of weak acids α is very small so 1-a is taken as 1

So Ka = ca2

==> a = √ ( Ka / c )

Given Ka = 1.2x10-2

          c = concentration = 0.1 M

Plug the values we get a = 0.346

[H+] = ca = 0.1x0.346 = 0.0346 M

pH = - log[H+]

     = - log 0.0346

     = 1.46


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