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What volumes of .5M HNO2 and .5M NaNO2 must be mixed to prepare 1.00L of a...

What volumes of .5M HNO2 and .5M NaNO2 must be mixed to prepare 1.00L of a solution buffered at pH=3.51? (Ka for HNO2 = 4X10^-4)

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Answer #1

pH= PKa+ log {[A-]/[HA]}

[A-] Conjugate base and HA= HNO2

Ka for HNO2= 4*10-4

pKa= -log (4*10-4) =3.39

3.51= 3.39 + log {[A-]/[HA]}

{[A-]/ [HA]} =100.12 = 1.32

moles of base/ moles of acid =1.32

Volume of acid + base = 1L since both

Va+ Vb= 1 ( Va and Vb are volume of acid and base)

Volume of base* molarity of base/ Volume of acid* Molarity= 1.32

Volume of base/ Volume of acid = 1.32

Vb/(1-Vb)= 1.32

Vb= 1.32- 1.32Vb

2.32Vb= 1.32

Vb= 1.32/2.32 =0.57 L

Va =1-0.57= 0.43L

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