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1. Calculate the pH of a solution of 0.250M lysine dihydrochloride (H3K2+) 2. pH of a...

1. Calculate the pH of a solution of 0.250M lysine dihydrochloride (H3K2+)

2. pH of a solution 0.0895 M lysine hydrochloride (H2K+)

3. pH of a solution of 0.100 M lysine (HK)

4. pH of a solution of 0.168 M sodium salt of lysine (NaK)

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Answer #1

We note down the pKa values of lysine as

pKa1 = 2.18 ===> Ka1 = 10-2.18 = 6.61*10-3

pKa2 = 8.95 ===> Ka2 = 10-8.95 = 1.12*10-9

pKa3 = 10.53 ===> Ka3 = 10-10.53 = 2.95*10-11

1. The equilibrium reaction (along with the ICE chart) is (initial concentration of H3K2+ is 0.250 M)

H3K2+ (aq) <====> H+ (aq) + H2K+ (aq)

initial                             0.250                          0               0

change                            - x                              x               x

equilibrium               (0.250 – x)                    x                x     

Therefore, Ka3 = [H+][H2K+]/[H3K2+] = (x)(x)/(0.250 – x)

or, 6.61*10-3 = x2/(0.250 – x)

or, 1.6525*10-3 – 6.61*10-3x = x2

or, x2 + 6.61*10-3x – 1.6525*10-3 = 0

or, x = [-(6.61*10-3) + {(6.61*10-3)2 – 4.(1).(- 1.6525*10-3)}1/2]2.(1)

or, x = [-(6.61*10-3) + 0.0815]/2 = 0.0374

Therefore, [H+] = 0.0374 M and pH = -log10[H+] = -log10(0.0374 ) = 1.426 ≈1.43

Ans: The pH of 0.250 M solution of H3K2+ is 1.43.

2. Again, we shall employ the ICE chart as before.

H2K+ (aq) <=====> H+ (aq) + HK (aq)

initial                             0.0895                          0                0

change                              - x1                             x1               x1

equilibrium              (0.0895 – x1)                     x1              x1

As before, Ka2 = x12/(0.0895 – x1)

or, 1.12*10-9 = x12/(0.0895 – x1)

or, 1.00*10-10 – 1.12*10-9x1 = x12

or, x12 + 1.12*10-9x1 – 1.00*10-10 = 0

Therefore, x1 = [-(1.12*10-9) + {(1.12*10-9)2 – 4.(1).(-1.00*10-10)}1/2]/2

or, x1 = [-(1.12*10-9) + 2.00*10-5]/2 = 1.00*10-5 (we neglect the first term as it is too small compared to the second).

Therefore, [H+] = 1.00*10-5 M and pH = -log10(1.00*10-5) = 4.99

Ans: The pH of 0.0895 M solution of H2K+ is 4.99.

3. We set up the ICE chart as

HK (aq) <=====> H+ (aq) + K- (aq)

initial                                 0.100                        0              0

change                                - x2                           x2            x2

equilibrium                  (0.100 – x2)                   x2            x2

Therefore, Ka3 = x22/(0.100 – x2)

or, 2.95*10-11 = x22/(0.100 – x2)

or, x22 + 2.95*10-11x2 – 2.95*10-12 = 0

or, x2 = [-(2.95*10-11) + {(2.95*10-11)2 – 4.(1).(2.95*10-12)}1/2]/2

or, x2 = 1.72*10-6

Therefore, [H+] = 1.72*10-6 M and pH = 5.76

Ans: The pH is 5.76.

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