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Calculate pH of 0.1M of weak mono basic acid whose dissociation constant is 4×10^-10 @ 298 K

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Answered by gadakhsanket
3

Dear Student,

◆ Answer -

pH = 10.4

● Explanation -

# Given -

Ka = 4×10^-10

[acid] = 0.1 M

T = 298 K

# Solution -

pH of the given monobasic acid is -

pH = pKa + log([salt]/[acid])

pH = -log(4×10^-10) + log(1/0.1)

pH = -(−9.398) + log10

pH = 9.398 + 1

pH = 10.4

Hence, pH of the given monobasic acid is 10.4 .

*This is practically impossible as pH of acid should be below 7. But that's what calculation shows.

Thanks dear. Hope this helps you..

Answered by TheClara
21

\mathfrak{Given:-}

  • Ka = 4×10^-10
  • [acid] = 0.1 M
  • T = 298 K

\mathfrak{Find:-}

  • Calculate pH of 0.1M of weak mono basic acid

\mathfrak{Solution:-}

pH of the given monobasic acid is:-

➜ pH = pKa + log([salt]/[acid])

➜ pH = -log(4×10^-10) + log(1/0.1)

➜ pH = -(−9.398) + log10

➜ pH = 9.398 + 1

➜ pH = 10.4

Hence,

\textsf {pH of the given monobasic acid is 10.4.}

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