Calculate the pH of 'C' M Na2S solution in terms of pK1, pK2 and logC . [K1 of H2S=5.0×10−5K2 of H2S=2.5×10−11.
A
pH=7+(pk1+pk2)2+12logC
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pH=7+(pk1)2+12logC
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C
pH=7+(pk2)2+12logC
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D
pH=7+(pk1)2(pk2)+12logC
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Solution
At equivalence point, Moles of BOH = Moles of HCl (Reacted) c×20=12×0.3 c=0.18 (OH− ions from BOH is neutralized by H+ ions from acid) Now, consider the date pH of the base solution was 10 upon addition of 4mL 0.3 HCL solution [OH]=10−4M BOH+HCl⇌BCl+H2O New concentration of BOH =0.18×2024=0.15 BOH(aq)+HCl(aq)⇌BCl+H2O initial 0.15 0.15 0 0 Final 0.10 0 0.05 Kb=0.05[B+]10−4[OH−]0.1[BOH]=0.05×10−40.1=5×10−5PKb=−log5+5=4.31.