The odor of spoiled butter is due in part to butanoic acid, which results from the chemical breakdown of butter fat. A 0.100 M solution of butanoic acid is 1.23% ionized. Calculate the equilibrium constant for this weak monoprotic acid.
Ionization reaction :
CH3CH2CH2COOH + H2O <==> H3O+ + CH3CH2CH2COO-
Equilibrium constant(kc) is written as :
kc=[H3O+ ][CH3CH2CH2COO-]/[CH3CH2CH2COOH][H2O]----(1)
Acid is 1.23% ionized so there is 98.77 unionized acid.
[H+ ] = [CH3CH2CH2COO-] = 0.0123(0.100M)=0.00123 M
[CH3CH2CH2COOH]=0.9877(0.100M)=0.09877 M
[H2O]= 1M
Putting all these values in equation (1)
kc= [H+ ][CH3CH2CH2COO-]/[CH3CH2CH2COOH][H2O]
kc =(0.00123M)(0.00123M)/(0.09877M)(1M)
kc = 0.0000015129/0.09877
kc = (1.5129 x 10-6)/0.09877
kc = 0.153 x 10 -4
Equilibrium constant of weak monoprotic acid is 0.153 x 10 -4
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