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Standard XII
Chemistry
Salt of Weak Acid and Strong Base
Calculate the...
Question
Calculate the
p
H
(nearest integer) of
0.010
M
N
a
H
C
O
3
solution.
K
1
=
4.5
×
10
−
7
and
K
2
=
4.7
×
10
−
11
for carbonic acid.
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Solution
In the calculation of pH
K
1
will be used because the pH is asked for
N
a
H
C
O
3
H
2
C
O
3
carbonic acid
→
H
+
+
H
C
O
−
3
;
K
1
H
C
O
−
3
bicarbonic acid
→
H
+
+
C
O
2
−
3
;
K
2
K
1
value used in the calculation
Now,
p
H
=
p
K
w
+
p
K
a
1
+
l
o
g
C
2
=
14
+
6.35
+
2
2
=
11.2
≈
11
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