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Titrating diprotic acid with strong base.

Prepare a family of graphs for the titration of 50.0 mL of 0.020 0 M H2A with 0.100 M NaOH. Consider the following cases: (a) pK1 = 4.00, pK2 =8.00; (b) pK1 = 4.00, pK2 = 6.00; (c) pK1 = 4.00, pK2 = 5.00

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(c) The plot of the for pK1 = 4.00, pK2 =5.00 is shown below

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Information given

50.0 mL of 0.020 0 M H2A needs to be titrated with 0.100 M NaOH

. (pK1=4.00, pK2=5.00)

02

Equation need to be used to develop spreadsheet

Fromtable 11.5 the equation for the fraction of titration of diprotic acid (H2A) with strong base (B) is as follows

ϕ=CbVbCaVa=αHA-+2αA2--H+-OH-Ca1+H+-OH-Cb

Other formulas need to be used

H+=10-pHOH-=KwH+αHA-=H+K1H+2+H+K1+K1K2αA2-=K1K2H+2+H+K1+K1K2

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Spreadsheet to plot curve

Spreadsheet for differentpK1=4.00, pK2=5.00

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Final plot

From the above spreadsheet the following curve was plotted

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Develop family of graphs

With reference to SID-135385-11-70P-a, SID-135385-11-70P-b, the following curves were obtained

For pK1 = 4.00, pK2 =8.00(SID-135385-11-70P-a)

For pK1 = 4.00, pK2 =6.00(SID-135385-11-70P-b)

The family of curves will be

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