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Standard XII
Chemistry
Van't Hoff Factor
In 50 mL of 0...
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In
50
m
L
of
0.2
M
−
H
2
A
solution,
30
m
L
of
0.5
M
−
N
a
O
H
solution is added at
25
∘
C
The pH of resulting solution is (for
H
2
A
,
K
a
1
=
10
−
6
;
K
a
2
=
10
−
12
)
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Solution
m
mole of
H
2
A
=
50
×
0.2
=
10
m
mole of
N
a
O
H
=
15
H
2
A
+
N
a
O
H
→
N
a
H
A
10
15
0
5
10
N
a
H
A
+
N
a
O
H
→
N
a
2
A
10
5
5
0
5
p
H
=
p
K
a
2
+
log
[
N
a
2
A
]
[
N
a
H
A
]
p
H
=
p
K
2
+
log
5
5
⇒
p
H
=
12
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