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A 0.1 M aqueous solution of KOH is slowly added to 100 ml 0.1 M aqueous solution of weak dibasic acid H2A. (Ka1=10−5,Ka2=10−9forH2A)
Select the correct statement(s) among the following.

A
The pH after addition of 100 ml of KOH will be 7.
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The pH after addition of 150 ml of KOH will be 9.
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C
If indicator X,Y & Z have pH range (46), (5.58) & (912) respectively, then the most appropriate choice of indicators for Ist and 2nd equivalence point will be X & Z.
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Initial pH of the acid is 3.
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Solution

The correct options are
B The pH after addition of 150 ml of KOH will be 9.
C Initial pH of the acid is 3.
D The pH after addition of 100 ml of KOH will be 7.
H2A+KOHHA+K++H2O
100×0.1100×0.1
=10mmol
=10mmol
HA+KOHA2+K++H2O
=10mmol50×0.1
=105
=5mmol
=5mmol
(A) The solution now contains only HA. So, the pH =pKa1+pKa22=5+92=7.
(B) After addition of 150 ml KOH, the second neutralisation step is 50% complete.
Hence solution contains 5 \:m mol of HA and 5\: m mol of A2. So, it is a buffer.
pH=pKa2+log55
pH=9.
(C) At the end point of first reaction, pH = 7. Hence, indicator Y is suitable.
(D) The pH of the initial acid is
pH = 12(pKa1logC)
=v12(5log0.1)=3.

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