pH of acidic buffer = pka + log(acetate/acetic acid)
pka of acetic acid = 4.74
Total no of mol of buffer = 0.1*190 = 19 mmol
acetate + acetic acid = 19 mmol
5 = 4.74+log(x/(19-x))
x = acetate = 12 mmol
aceticacid = 19-12 = 7 mmol
No of mol of HCl added = 7.6*0.46 = 3.5 mmol
pH of acidic buffer = pka + log(acetate-HCl/acetic acid+HCl)
= 4.74+log((12-3.5)/(7+3.5))
= 4.65
so that, pH decreases
change in pH = 4.65-5 = -0.35
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