dont know how to calculate moles of HoAc and the ratio
and the bottom table. please...
50 Postlaboratory Exercise ratory Exercise Used Mtor poldle on graph Have this page available for your class session after completing your report. (Do not attach it to your report.) the pH, ml, and moles NaOH columns only, before class (moles - M Calculate the equivalence point values first. note about significant figures: When a decimal number is converted to a log, the number of c ant figures in the decimal number becomes the number of decimal places in the log quantity ne reverse holds, so a 2 decimal place pH reading produces 2 significant figures in a concentration or inak. However, we will use a convention, based on experimental uncertainties, that unless specified all pH (and PK) values have 2 decimal places A Stoichiometry in a titration (use your actual data) Theoretical initial moles HOAC = 0.20 mol/L x 0.01000 L -0.0020 mole Actual initial moles HOA - moles of NaOH at ep. = MNOH VNO - (0.100) (012) 001995_mole pH mL (from graph) moles NaOH added moles OAc formed moles HOAc remaining ratio of OÀc" /HOÁC 4.00 3.84 000334 000384 Halfway point pH = Sob 1.92 000192 .00192 000192 6.00 19.33 .001933 1.001933 equivalence point, 19.95 .001995 .001955 infinare pH = 7.29 = [H+). [OAC B. Calculation of the acid dissociation constant for acetic acid using concentrations (You will not need to convert the moles to molarity since in the ratio of [OAcy [HOAc) the volumes will cancel. [H + ][OAC) Ka = [HOÀc] pH (H') from pH ka 1x 10-9 [HOAc] 4.00 2,19x104 Halfway point, 105.66 2-19 x 16 9 2.19x10a pH = 3.61 6.00 1.0x10 1.7x10-5 CLEMA: 163 Sp20