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c 0 0
c - cα cα cα
ct = c - cα + cα + cα = c + cα
α = 0.647
ct = 0.149
0.149 = c + c(0.647)
1.647c = 0.149
c = 0.149/1.647 = 0.09
[H+] = cα = 0.09 * 0.647 = 0.5823
[A-] = 0.5823 =cα
pH = -log[H+] = -log 0.5823 = 1.235
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