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What % of carbon in h2co3 -hco3- buffer should be in the form of hco3-?

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Answered by kitkaaaaatt
1

Answer:

80%

Explanation:

Using Henderson Hasselbalch Equation for buffer, pH=pKa​+logHAA−​

pH=pKa​+log[H2​CO3​][HCO3−​]​ --(1)

pKa​=−log(Ka​)=−log(4×10−7)=−log4+7

pH = 7 (Neutral solution)

Substitute in 1:

7=−log4+7+log[H2​CO3​][HCO3−​]​

log[H2​CO3​][HCO3−​]​=log4

[H2​CO3​][HCO3−​]​=14​

Thus, percentage of buffer in the form HCO3−​=54​×100=80 %

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Answered by lakshyarathi64
0

Answer:

pH=pKa+logH2CO3HCO3−

7=7−log+logH2CO3HCO3−(H2CO3)HCO3−=4

%HCO3−=54×100⇒80%

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