Assuming that an acid (AH) which has pKa=5.7 is added to the buffered solution with pH=6.8. Calculate percentage of non-ionized acid (AH) that will appear in the solution once the equilibrium is reached.
Answer is numerical. Round the answer to the nearest whole number. Don't write % simbol in the answer.
Assuming that an acid (AH) which has pKa=5.7 is added to the buffered solution with pH=6.8....
Find the percentage of ionized substituted benzoic acid (substituted benzoate) which will be in the buffered aqueous solution with pH=5.2 if the pka of the substituted benzoic acid is 3.6. Round your answer to the nearest integer, e.g. 1 % Answer:
Find the percentage of ionized substituted benzoic acid (substituted benzoate) which will be in the buffered aqueous solution with pH=5.8 if the pKa of the substituted benzoic acid is 4.7. Round your answer to the nearest integer, e.g. 1 %
A weak acid (HA) has a pKa of 4.450. If a solution of this acid has a pH of 4.484, what percentage of the acid is not ionized? (Assume all H in solution came from the ionization of HA.) Number 46
When a small amount of acid is added to a non-buffered solution, there is a large change in pH. Calculate the pH when 22.2 mL of 0.0020 M HCl is added to 100.0 mL of pure water. Comment and hint in the general feedback Answer:
Use the titration curve for the weak acid to calculate the pH of a 0.150 M solution of that weak acid. Round the pKa to the nearest whole number for the calculation, and enter your answer for the pH to two significant figures. Match the provided labels to the appropriate point on the titration curve.
Trans-crotonic acid C4H6O2) has a pka of 4.69. What is the pH of a 0.035M solution of this acid. (Write answer to the hundredths place)
What is the pKa of a weak acid called dihydrogen arsenate H2AsO4-1 if a 0.001M aqueous solution has a pH of 5? This is for my BioChem class, the answer is supposed to be 7, can someone please very distinctly write out the steps? Also, I'm not allowed a calculator so please tell me how you know what the number would be when converting logs and exponents. Thank you!
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