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Amphetamine (C3H13N) is a weak base with pKb of 4.2. Calculate the pH of a solution containing an amphetamine concentration of 220 mg/L.

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3.49
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5.21
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10.5
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13.7
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Solution

The correct option is C 10.5
Let B represents C9H13N. (Molar mass =135)
[B]=0.001629 mol/L (C=220×103135=0.001629)
pKb=4.2Kb=104.2=6.31×105
B+H2OBH++OH
[BH+]=[OH]=X
[OH]=KbC=6.31×105×0.001629
=1.0279×107
=0.000320
pOH=3.49
So pH=143.49=10.50

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