Trial 1 |
|
Volume of acid |
30 ml |
Volume NaOH ADDED TO HALF NEUTRALIZE ACID |
6.5ML |
Ph of Half neutralized solution |
4.34 |
Ka |
? |
PKa of acetic acid |
? |
We know that, pH corresponding to half equivalence point = pKa
In this case, pH corresponding to half equivalence point = 4.34
Therefore, pKa of acetic acid = 4.34
We have relation, pKa = - log 10 Ka
Ka = 10 - pKa = 10 -4.34 = 4.57 10 -05
ANSWER : pKa of acetic acid = 4.34 & Ka of acetic acid = 4.57 10 -05
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