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Standard XII
Chemistry
Common Ion Effect
A 0.1 M sol...
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A
0.1
M solution of weak acid
H
A
is 1% dissociated at 298 K. The new
p
H
when
0.2
M of
N
a
A
is added to it is
530
×
10
−
x
, then what is the value of
x
?
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Solution
For weak acid HA :
α
H
A
=
1
100
=
0.01
,
[
H
A
]
=
0.1
M
∴
K
a
=
c
α
2
=
0.1
×
(
0.01
)
2
=
10
−
5
Now 0.2 M NaA, a salt of HA, is added to it resulting a buffer solution of [HA] = 0.1 M and [NaA] = 0.2 M
p
H
=
−
(
l
o
g
10
−
5
)
+
l
o
g
0.2
0.1
p
H
=
5.3010
=
530
×
10
−
2
⇒
x
=
2
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