![DATA AND CALCULATIONS A. pH of Acid Solutions 1. Strong Acid [HCI] [HCI] Measured pH Molarity Calculated pH 2. Weak Acid CHC 211 Measured pH 2. I Molarity Calculated pH Compare and explain the observed values of pH for these two acids.](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/82b2e000-cbc4-11ea-887b-1b171bd4f3ae.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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A. pH of Acid Solutions: Compare and...
DATA AND CALCULATIONS A. pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid [HCI), [HCI), 2. 21 Measured pH Molarity Calculated p...
DATA AND CALCULATIONS A. pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid [HCI), [HCI), 2. 21 Measured pH Molarity Calculated pH 2. Weak Acid [HC,H,O,1 2.92 [HC,H,0,12 3.45 Measured pH Molarity Calculated pH Compare and explain the observed values of pH for these two acids. Which acid pH changed the most on dilution? Explain why (consider the equilibrium occurring)
Please walk me step by step on how to get the calculated pH for the weak...
Please walk me step by step on how to get the calculated pH
for the weak acid. I dont understand this at all and really need
step by step not just a brief explanation. Thank you
A pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid Measured pH [HCI), 1.48 0.10M [HCI), 2.17 0.010M Molarity (0.0 (1.0) -M2 (10.00 Calculated pH 1.00 2.00 10o = 0.01 -log(0.01)=2 [HC,H,O, Kas 1.8x10s Weak Acid Measured pH [HC,H,O, 3.44 0.01M Molarity 0.10M Calculated pH Compare...
V. DATA WRITE-UP All calculations should be performed assuming a temperature of 25°C. A. pH of...
V. DATA WRITE-UP All calculations should be performed assuming a temperature of 25°C. A. pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid: Calculate the molarity of (HCI), Calculate the predicted pH of each of the strong acid solutions. 2. Weak Acid: Calculate the molarity of (HC,H,O,1,. Calculate the predicted pH of each of the weak acid solutions. Use a value of 1.8 X 10"" for the K of acetic acid. DATA AND CALCULATIONS A. pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid...
Part II: Buffer solutions HC2H302 NaC2H302 Molarity Molarity pH(before acid) Solution (pH after a...
Part II: Buffer solutions HC2H302 NaC2H302 Molarity Molarity pH(before acid) Solution (pH after acid) pH How did diluting the buffer affect its pH? Calculate the change in pH produced by the addition of the HCl to each buffer. Why are the results all different?
Part II: Buffer solutions HC2H302 NaC2H302 Molarity Molarity pH(before acid) Solution (pH after acid) pH How did diluting the buffer affect its pH? Calculate the change in pH produced by the addition of the HCl to...
PH of Buffered solutions: Acids, If the calculations do not fit into the table, then number the c...
pH of Buffered solutions: Acids, If the calculations do not fit into the table, then number the calculation and use a separate pH Calculations t n Sey Ayat Buffer 2 4.74 on Buffer 1A and но t . 52|1513 |0431시 A2 6 Se pava Da pv 119 Chem 24B pH of salts and buffers Revised Sp 17 Solution pH Buffer 2A and HCI 119 ow Buffer 1B and on Se vavante Buffer 2B and NaOH 5-3千 ơn pu Pev 2...
This is from a Study of Buffer Solutions and pH of Salt Solutions Lab. I calculated...
This is from a Study of Buffer Solutions and pH of Salt
Solutions Lab. I calculated Ka to be 3.2*10^-5. Why is my value
larger than the standard value?
Procedure:
10. How does your calculated value of Ka compare with the standard value of Ka for acetic acid? Discuss why your value may be larger or smaller than the standard value. Caleutats Ka 3.2x 10-5) Cyato-s Learning Objectives: 1. To test the acidic and basic properties of ionic compounds 2....
How do you find the degree of ionization of the solutions when accounting for the dillution...
How do you find the degree of ionization of the solutions when
accounting for the dillution effect of adding 10 mL of water? Also
for the second page, how do you calculate pH with a buffer using
the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation?
Solution 2 - 10.0 mL of 0.1 M HC2H302 +10.0 mL H20 Measured pH_2.42 To determine the [H3O+], account for the dilution effect of adding 10.0 mL of water, and use MV1 = M2V2 Degree of lonization of solution 2...
*calculated from mete* column please pH POH Label pH (calculated from molarity) pH (pHydrion) Solution, Concentration...
*calculated from mete* column please
pH POH Label pH (calculated from molarity) pH (pHydrion) Solution, Concentration Acids HCI, 0.1 M CH3COOH, 0.1 M [H ] (calculated from meter) (calculated) (meter reading) 1.81 A1 13 B1 2.65 A2 HCI, 0.01 M CH3COOH, 0.01 M 2.24 2.78 B2 A3 HCI, 0.001 M 11 2.60 2.92 B3 pH CH3COOH, 0.001 M Solution, Concentration Bases NaOH, 0.1 M pH Label POH (calculated from molarity) (H+ (calculated from meter) (calculated) pH (pHydrion) (meter reading) 12.88...
not sure if molarity of NaOH was calculated correctly and also unsure of how to find...
not
sure if molarity of NaOH was calculated correctly and also unsure
of how to find deviation
Molarity of KHP: _0.500 Volume of KHP: 25mL How many moles of KHP are in the flask? 1L 0.500 moles - 0.0125 moles KHP 25mL KHP- How many grams of KHP is in the flask? (MW - 204.22g/mol) 0.0125 moles XHP.med = 2.55g KHP Desired NaOH Concentration: Trial #1 2.75 0 Trial #2 2.75 0 Trial #3 2.75 0 33.05 33.01 32.97 Initial...
4-l0.2 Solution 8 10.0 mL of solution 5 + find the limiting reager Calculated pH h...
4-l0.2 Solution 8 10.0 mL of solution 5 + find the limiting reager Calculated pH h Measure 4 (hint-calculate the number of moles o and log On 0006 200 fo.0000 C000s +0000 Should the pH of a buffer change when large quantity of base is added?e Why? Butter is o imitins feasant. ph Should to The Cicnse tue cecid MaRe tue 4. Calculate the pH of the following solutions. Compare these values with the experimental values obtained for Solutions 9...
DATA AND CALCULATIONS A. pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid [HCI), [HCI), 2. 21 Measured pH Molarity Calculated pH 2. Weak Acid [HC,H,O,1 2.92 [HC,H,0,12 3.45 Measured pH Molarity Calculated pH Compare and explain the observed values of pH for these two acids. Which acid pH changed the most on dilution? Explain why (consider the equilibrium occurring)
Please walk me step by step on how to get the calculated pH
for the weak acid. I dont understand this at all and really need
step by step not just a brief explanation. Thank you
A pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid Measured pH [HCI), 1.48 0.10M [HCI), 2.17 0.010M Molarity (0.0 (1.0) -M2 (10.00 Calculated pH 1.00 2.00 10o = 0.01 -log(0.01)=2 [HC,H,O, Kas 1.8x10s Weak Acid Measured pH [HC,H,O, 3.44 0.01M Molarity 0.10M Calculated pH Compare...
V. DATA WRITE-UP All calculations should be performed assuming a temperature of 25°C. A. pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid: Calculate the molarity of (HCI), Calculate the predicted pH of each of the strong acid solutions. 2. Weak Acid: Calculate the molarity of (HC,H,O,1,. Calculate the predicted pH of each of the weak acid solutions. Use a value of 1.8 X 10"" for the K of acetic acid. DATA AND CALCULATIONS A. pH of Acid Solutions: 1. Strong Acid...
Part II: Buffer solutions HC2H302 NaC2H302 Molarity Molarity pH(before acid) Solution (pH after acid) pH How did diluting the buffer affect its pH? Calculate the change in pH produced by the addition of the HCl to each buffer. Why are the results all different?
Part II: Buffer solutions HC2H302 NaC2H302 Molarity Molarity pH(before acid) Solution (pH after acid) pH How did diluting the buffer affect its pH? Calculate the change in pH produced by the addition of the HCl to...
pH of Buffered solutions: Acids, If the calculations do not fit into the table, then number the calculation and use a separate pH Calculations t n Sey Ayat Buffer 2 4.74 on Buffer 1A and но t . 52|1513 |0431시 A2 6 Se pava Da pv 119 Chem 24B pH of salts and buffers Revised Sp 17 Solution pH Buffer 2A and HCI 119 ow Buffer 1B and on Se vavante Buffer 2B and NaOH 5-3千 ơn pu Pev 2...
This is from a Study of Buffer Solutions and pH of Salt
Solutions Lab. I calculated Ka to be 3.2*10^-5. Why is my value
larger than the standard value?
Procedure:
10. How does your calculated value of Ka compare with the standard value of Ka for acetic acid? Discuss why your value may be larger or smaller than the standard value. Caleutats Ka 3.2x 10-5) Cyato-s Learning Objectives: 1. To test the acidic and basic properties of ionic compounds 2....
How do you find the degree of ionization of the solutions when
accounting for the dillution effect of adding 10 mL of water? Also
for the second page, how do you calculate pH with a buffer using
the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation?
Solution 2 - 10.0 mL of 0.1 M HC2H302 +10.0 mL H20 Measured pH_2.42 To determine the [H3O+], account for the dilution effect of adding 10.0 mL of water, and use MV1 = M2V2 Degree of lonization of solution 2...
*calculated from mete* column please
pH POH Label pH (calculated from molarity) pH (pHydrion) Solution, Concentration Acids HCI, 0.1 M CH3COOH, 0.1 M [H ] (calculated from meter) (calculated) (meter reading) 1.81 A1 13 B1 2.65 A2 HCI, 0.01 M CH3COOH, 0.01 M 2.24 2.78 B2 A3 HCI, 0.001 M 11 2.60 2.92 B3 pH CH3COOH, 0.001 M Solution, Concentration Bases NaOH, 0.1 M pH Label POH (calculated from molarity) (H+ (calculated from meter) (calculated) pH (pHydrion) (meter reading) 12.88...
not
sure if molarity of NaOH was calculated correctly and also unsure
of how to find deviation
Molarity of KHP: _0.500 Volume of KHP: 25mL How many moles of KHP are in the flask? 1L 0.500 moles - 0.0125 moles KHP 25mL KHP- How many grams of KHP is in the flask? (MW - 204.22g/mol) 0.0125 moles XHP.med = 2.55g KHP Desired NaOH Concentration: Trial #1 2.75 0 Trial #2 2.75 0 Trial #3 2.75 0 33.05 33.01 32.97 Initial...
4-l0.2 Solution 8 10.0 mL of solution 5 + find the limiting reager Calculated pH h Measure 4 (hint-calculate the number of moles o and log On 0006 200 fo.0000 C000s +0000 Should the pH of a buffer change when large quantity of base is added?e Why? Butter is o imitins feasant. ph Should to The Cicnse tue cecid MaRe tue 4. Calculate the pH of the following solutions. Compare these values with the experimental values obtained for Solutions 9...
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