A weak monobasic acid is
12% dissociated in 0.05 M solution. What
is percent dissociation in 0.15 M solution.
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Final answer: Per cent dissociation of 0.15 M solution of the given weak monobasic acid = 6.928 %
Given that: We are given a weak monobasic acid is 12 % dissociated in 0.05 M solution.
To find: We have to find the per cent dissociation in 0.15 M solution.
Explanation:
- Consider a weak monobasic acid (
) that is partially ionised in its aqueous solution. let ‘
’
be the initial concentration of the given acid and
the degree of dissociation at equilibrium.
- The degree of dissociation is the fraction of the total number of moles dissociated at equilibrium.
Initial:
0 0
The chemical reaction: ⇄
At equilibrium:
- The “ionisation constant”
for acid
is represented as:
- The smaller the value of
for a given acid weaker the acid is.
- Since, ‘
’ << 1 for weak acid, the denominator (1 -
) of the expression for
can be approximated to 1 and thus,
Here, = 0.05 M
- Now we have the value of
and another concentration
(0.15 M), therefore we can easily calculate the degree of ionization
.
- Hence, per cent dissociation = 6.928 %
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