Calculate the percent ionization of phenol (HC6H5O) in solutions of each of the following concentrations (Ka = 1.3e-10.)
(a) 0.271 M
(b) 0.510 M
(c) 0.727 M
phenol dissociate as
C6H5OH C6H5O- + H+
thus, Ka = [ C6H5O- ] [H+] / [C6H5OH]
C6H5O- and H+ have same concetration
then consider [ C6H5O- ] = [H+] = X
above equation become
Ka = [ X ] [X] / [C6H5OH]
Ka = [ X ]2 / [C6H5OH] substitute value in this equation
(a) 0.271 M
1.3 10-10 = [ X ]2 / (0.271)
[ X ]2 = 1.3 10-10 0.271 = 3.523 10-11
[ X ] = 5.93 10-6 M = [ C6H5O- ] = [H+]
% dissociation = [H+] 100/ [C6H5OH] = 5.93 10-6 100 / (0.271 ) = 0.002188%
% dissociation of 0.271 M C6H5OH = 0.002188%
(b)
0.510 M
1.3 10-10 = [ X ]2 / (0.510)
[ X ]2 = 1.3 10-10 0.510 = 6.63 10-11
[ X ] = 8.14 10-6 M = [ C6H5O- ] = [H+]
% dissociation = [H+] 100/ [C6H5OH] = 8.14 10-6 100 / (0.510 ) = 0.001596%
% dissociation of 0.510M C6H5OH = 0.001596%
(c)
0.727 M
1.3 10-10 = [ X ]2 / (0.727)
[ X ]2 = 1.3 10-10 0.727 = 9.451 10-11
[ X ] = 9.72 10-6 M = [ C6H5O- ] = [H+]
% dissociation = [H+] 100/ [C6H5OH] = 9.72 10-6 100 / (0.727 ) = 0.001337%
% dissociation of 0.727M C6H5OH = 0.001337%
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