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A) Considering the dissociation reaction for sulfuric acid in water, what is the pH of a...

A) Considering the dissociation reaction for sulfuric acid in water, what is the pH of a 1.00 x 10^-2 M solution of H2SO4? B) HSO4- will hydolize in water to produce additional H30+; its Ka = 1.2 x 10^-2. Recalculate the pH of the 1.00 x 10^-2 H2SO4 solution, this time also considering the additional H30+ produced from the reaction.

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A Assume of H2SOg in the 100% Sissociation aqueous media H₂SOq (as) 2 Hz az 50 (as) concentration of H2SO4 - 10 (m) permole HHO H250g (as) Hzst (as) + H 5o a cas) tsog (as) ka Hz (as) + Son (as) Now Total Ht concentration = [17] Hesen + 2H+ Asen [HzTotal At concentration = { 1 + 3 H25 g + 27 tisor = 10 x 10 m + 1895x10 m = 2:095 x 102(m) .: PH = -log [2095 x 102] = + 1.67

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