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How many moles of NaOHmust be added to1.0Lof2.0MHC2H3O2to produce a solution buffered at each pH?

a)pH=pKa

b)pH=4.00

c)pH=5.00

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a) To produce a solution buffered at pH=pKa,2.0moleofNaOHshould be added to1.0Lofthe2.0Macetic acid solution.

b) To produce a solution buffered atpH=4.00 ,0.3moleofNaOHshould be added to1.0Lofthe2.0Macetic acid solution.

c) To produce a solution buffered atpH=4.00 ,1.3moleofNaOHshould be added to1.0Lofthe2.0Macetic acid solution.

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01

Definition of mole

An SI unit used to measure the amount of any substance is defined as the mole.

02

Calculations

a) NaOHreacts with acetic acid and forms sodium acetate and water.

pH=pKalogCH3COO-CH3COOH=0CH3COO-CH3COOH=1CH3COO-=CH3COOH=2.0M=OH-

2.0moleofNaOHshould be added to1.0Lofthe2.0Macetic acid solution.

b) NaOHreacts with acetic acid and forms sodium acetate and water.

pH=pKa+logCH3COO-CH3COOH4.00=4.74+logCH3COO-CH3COOH

CH3COO-CH3COOH=10-0.74=0.18CH3COO-=0.18CH3COOHCH3COOH=5.6CH3COO-CH3COO-+CH3COOH=2.0MCH3COO-+5.6CH3COO-=2.0M

CH3COO-=2.06.6=0.30M=OH-added

0.3moleofNaOHshould be added to1.0Lofthe2.0Macetic acid solution.

c)NaOH reacts with acetic acid and forms sodium acetate and water.

pH=pKa+logCH3COO-CH3COOH5.00=4.74+logCH3COO-CH3COOH

CH3COO-CH3COOH=100.26=1.8CH3COO-=1.8CH3COOHCH3COO-+CH3COOH=1.0M

1.8CH3COOH+CH3COOH=1.0MCH3COOH=1.02.8=0.36M=OH-added

1.3moleofNaOHshould be added to1.0Lofthe2.0Macetic acid solution.

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