Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry
Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry
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Problem 2.20 -Enhanced - with Solution
59 of
Correct
At pH 7.06 H PO4] and[PO will be negligible. The pKa of H3 PO 2.14, which is
five pH units below 7.06. Thus, the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation predicts that
H2 PO4H3PO by five orders of magnitude(100,000: 1) at pH 7.06. Likewise, the
pKa of HPO4212.4, which is~five pH units above 7.06. Thus, the Henderson-Hasselbalch
equation predicts that HPOP43by five orders of magnitude(100,000: 1) at pH
7.06
Review| Constants | Periodic Table
A biochemical reaction takes place in a 1.00 mL solution of 0.0250
M phosphate buffer initially at pH 7.06
Acid (Proton
Donor)
Conjugate
Base (Proton
Acceptor)
pKaKa(M)
H3PO4
PhosphoricDihydrogen H+2.14 7.24 x 103
acid
H2PO4
phosphate ion
HPO2
phosphate ion
PO4 3-
Part B
H2PO4
DihydrogenMonohydrogen +H 6.86 1.38 x 10-7
phosphate ion
During the reaction, 3.40 μmol of HCl are produced. Calculate the final pH of the reaction solution. Assume
that the HCl is completely neutralized by the buffer.
Express your answer using two decimal places
HPO2
Monohydrogen Phosphate ion
phosphate ion
+H 12.4 3.98 x 10-13
pH-
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2.20 -Enhanced - with Solution 59 of Correct At pH 7.06 H PO4] and[PO will be negligible. The pKa of H3 PO 2.14, which is five pH units below 7.06. Thus, the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation predicts that H2 PO4H3PO by five orders of magnitude(100,000: 1) at pH 7.06. Likewise, the pKa of HPO4212.4, which is~five pH units above 7.06. Thus, the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation predicts that HPOP43by five orders of magnitude(100,000: 1) at pH 7.06 Review| Constants | Periodic Table A biochemical reaction takes place in a 1.00 mL solution of 0.0250 M phosphate buffer initially at pH 7.06 Acid (Proton Donor) Conjugate Base (Proton Acceptor) pKaKa(M) H3PO4 PhosphoricDihydrogen H+2.14 7.24 x 103 acid H2PO4 phosphate ion HPO2 phosphate ion PO4 3- Part B H2PO4 DihydrogenMonohydrogen +H 6.86 1.38 x 10-7 phosphate ion During the reaction, 3.40 μmol of HCl are produced. Calculate the final pH of the reaction solution. Assume that the HCl is completely neutralized by the buffer. Express your answer using two decimal places HPO2 Monohydrogen Phosphate ion phosphate ion +H 12.4 3.98 x 10-13 pH- Submit Request Answer
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