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Calculate the pH of a 0.095 M weak acid solution that is 1.9% ionized. a. 3.74...

Calculate the pH of a 0.095 M weak acid solution that is 1.9% ionized.

a. 3.74

b. 0.744

c. 2.74

d. 1.72

e. 1.02

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Expert Solution

Let represent the dissociation of weak acid as,

HA ---- > H+ + H-

Percent ionization is defines as

% ionization = ( [H+])/ [HA) ) *100           .............(1)

We are given 0.095 M weak acid , hence [HA] = 0.095 M

percent ionization is given as 1.9 %

Let us substitute it in equation (1) to obtain the value of [H+]

1.9 =( ([H+])/0.095 )*100

[H+]    =(1.9*0.095)/100 = 1.805*10-3 M

Now concentration value can be converted to pH value by the following relation

pH = - Log([H+] )

pH = - Log (1.805*10-3) = 2.74

Hence correct answer is option (C) 2.74


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