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The ionization constant of base (C2H5)3 is 6.4×105. Calculate its degree of dissociation in its 0.1 M solution when it is mixed with 0.01 M NaOH solution.

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Solution

Consider α , be very small ,by applying formula directly.

α=KaC=(6.4X105)0.1=2.53X102

In the presence ofNaOH , equilibrium will be shift in the backward i.e, the concentration of base will increase.

If C is the initial concentration,

X is the amount dissociated, then equilibrium will be:

[(C2H5)3N] = cx,

[(C2H5)3NH+ =X,

[OH] =0.01+X

Ka=X(0.01+X)cx=X(0.01)X

Ka0.01=xc

but XC means α

α=Ka0.01=6.4X1050.01=6.4X103

Hence, 6.4X103 is the answer.


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