A certain buffer solution contains X− is twice the concentration of HX. If Ka for HX is 10−6, then pH of buffer is
A
7
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B
4.2
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C
6.3
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D
5.8
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Solution
The correct option is C 6.3 Given, Ka for HX is 10−6 Let the concentration of HX is xM Then according to question, concentration of its conjugate base [X−]=2xM Using the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation for weak acid: pH=pKa+log[[conjugate base][acid]] pH=−logKa+log[[X−][HX]] pH=−log(10−6)+log[2xx] pH=6+log2 pH=6+0.301 pH=6.301