What mass of KX (Mm= 160 g/mol) is required to prepare 344 mL of a pH = 12.28 solution? The pKa of HX is 12.79
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Given:
- The molar mass of KX (Mm) is equal to 160g/mol
- The volume of the solution(v) is equal to 344 mL
- The pH of the solution is 12.28.
- The pKa of HX is 12.79
- The pKw of water at room temperature is 14
To find:
The mass of KX required.
Solution:
- KX is a salt of strong base and weak acid.
- Let C be the concentration of KX
- For KX, pH = (pKw + pKa -logC)/2 ⇒ logC = 2pH-pKw-pKa ⇒ C =5.88*10⁻³M
- Let w be the mass of KX required.
- So, C = (w*1000)/(Mm*v) ⇒ w = C×Mm×v/1000 ⇒ 0.323 g
Answer:
The mass of KX required is equal to 0.323g
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