lets do Calculations System I* 0.010 M HCl * 0.0010 NaOH System II* 0.010 M ( HA ) * 0.0010 M ( B ) System IV* Buffer DataThe following tables include calculated as well as observed and recorded data for Part 1 and Part 2 ofthe pH study experiment.System I0.010 М НСl0.0010 М НCI0.00010 M HCl0.0010 M NaOHCalculated pHIndicator pH2349Meter pH1.882.623.259.46System II0.010 МНАс0.0010 M HAC0.00010 M HAC0.0010 M NH,Calculated pHIndicator pH3.58Meter pH3.263.653.679.51 System IINacl (aq) | NAAC (aq)NH,CI (aq)NH,Ac (aq)NaHCO, (aq)Na,CO, (aq)Predicted pH(acidic or basic)Indicator pH7857.511Meter pH6.367.355.717.458.4810.96System IVWaterWater +1 Drop 6 M HCIWaterWater +1 Drop 6 MNaOHMeter pH7.202.24Mass: NaCH,cOo(g)4.157Volume: 6.0 M CH,COOH (mL)8.45System IVHAC/NaAc BufferCalculated pHIndicator pH4Meter pH4.75# Drops 6 M HCl to Change pH 1 Unit30# Drops 6 M NaOH to Change pH 1 Unit

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Data The following tables include calculated as well as observed and recorded data for Part 1 and Part 2 of the pH study experiment. System I 0.010 M HCI 0.00010 М HC 0.0010 М НС 0.0010 M NAOH Calculated pH Indicator pH 2 3 4 Meter pH 1.88 2.62 3.25 9.46 System II 0.010 MHAC 0.0010 М НАс 0.00010 M HAC 0.0010 M NH, Calculated pH Indicator pH 3.5 4 8 Meter pH 3.26 3.65 3.67 9.51

Data The following tables include calculated as well as observed and recorded data for Part 1 and Part 2 of the pH study experiment. System I 0.010 M HCI 0.00010 М HC 0.0010 М НС 0.0010 M NAOH Calculated pH Indicator pH 2 3 4 Meter pH 1.88 2.62 3.25 9.46 System II 0.010 MHAC 0.0010 М НАс 0.00010 M HAC 0.0010 M NH, Calculated pH Indicator pH 3.5 4 8 Meter pH 3.26 3.65 3.67 9.51

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter14: Applications Of Ultraviolet-visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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Problem 14.10QAP: The acid-base indicator HIn undergoes the following reaction in dilute aqueous solution:...

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