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calculat the amount of hcl using 0.05 sodium corbonate solution​

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Answered by safwanasufiyanks
1

Answer:

6.173

The number of milliequivalents of sodium carbonate =50×0.05=2.5

The number of milliequivalents of HCl =40×0.1=4

Na

2

CO

3

+HCl⟶NaCl+NaHCO

3

NaHCO

3

+HCl⟶NaCl+H

2

CO

3

Thus, the resulting solution will contain 1.0 milliequivalent of NaHCO

3

and 1.5 milliequivalents of H

2

CO

3

.

This is an acidic buffer solution.

pH=pK

a

+log

[H

2

CO

3

]

[NaHCO

3

]

=6.35+log

1.5

1.0

pH=6.35+log

3.0

2.0

=6.35+log2.0−log3.0=6.35+0.30−0.477=6.35−0.177=6.173

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