4.A 100 mL buffer solution with pH of 4.80 is prepared as a stock solution. Using this stock buffersolution, three buffers are prepared by diluting a given volume of the stock buffer (as shown below)to 100 mL with water.Buffer1a.b.ea.EDo they have the same pH? Check the box corresponding your answer.YesNoWhich is true about their absolute concentrations? Check the box corresponding your answer.[Buffer 1]> [Buffer 2] > [Buffer 3)[Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1][Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1)[Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] > [Buffer 1)[Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1)d. Which of the following is true about the ability of the three buffers to resist pH change when 1 mLof HCI is added to each buffer? Check the box corresponding your answer.Which is true about their concentration ratios? Check the box corresponding your answer.[Buffer 1]> [Buffer 2] > [Buffer 3)[Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1)[Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1)SolutionABCD[Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] > [Buffer 1)[Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1]Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 < Buffer 2 < Buffer 3Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 > Buffer 2 > Buffer 3Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 = Buffer 2 = Buffer 3Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 < Buffer 2 = Buffer 3Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 = Buffer 2 < Buffer 3Which solution has the highest buffer capacity? Check the box corresponding your answer.Buffer 1Buffer 25. From the stock solutions of 1.00-mol Lacetic acid and 1.00-mol L of sodium acetate, six solutionswere prepared with the acetic acid and acetate concentrations shown in the table below. The pk ofacetic acid is 4.756.сDBuffer 3Their buffer capacities are equalVolume used fromoriginal solution, ml51020SolutionABSolutionA*BCDAcetic acmol L0.00003510.100.0100.100.15* Use quadratic formula:[Acetic acid, mol L0.00003510.100.0100.100.15Determine the volume of the stock solutions of 1.00-mol Lacetic acid and 1.00-mol L ofsodium acetate needed to prepare the solutions. Write your answer in the table below.ax²+bx+c = 0Final volume, ml0.0100.1010010010000.10Acetate, mol L Final volume, ml.1001000.0100.150.10b. Calculate for the initial pH of the solutions and write the pH in the table below.[Acetic acid, mol L[Acetate), mol L0.00003510.1000.10C Which solution(s) have the same pH?Vol. acetic acid, Acetate, mol Vol. of ecstate,mLmLd. Which solution is closest to the pK,?L¹00.100.0100.150.10-bv-400201001001000.0100.15https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/algebra/quadratic-formula calculator.phoFinel volume,mL100100100100100Initial pH

a. Yes all have same pH. As all three solutions are prepared by diluting same stock buffer solution…

4. A 100-ml buffer solution with pH of 4.80 is prepared as a stock solution. Using this stock buffer solution, three buffers are prepared by diluting a given volume of the stock buffer (as shown below) to 100 mL with water. Butter 1 2 3 Volume used from original solution, ml. 50 10 20 [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] Final volume, ml. 100 100 100 a. Do they have the same pH? Check the box corresponding your answer. Yes No b. Which is true about their absolute concentrations? Check the box corresponding your answer. [Buffer 1]> [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 3) c. Which is true about their concentration ratios? Check the box corresponding your answer. [Buffer 1]> [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 3) [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] - [Buffer 1)

4. A 100-ml buffer solution with pH of 4.80 is prepared as a stock solution. Using this stock buffer solution, three buffers are prepared by diluting a given volume of the stock buffer (as shown below) to 100 mL with water. Butter 1 2 3 Volume used from original solution, ml. 50 10 20 [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] Final volume, ml. 100 100 100 a. Do they have the same pH? Check the box corresponding your answer. Yes No b. Which is true about their absolute concentrations? Check the box corresponding your answer. [Buffer 1]> [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 3) c. Which is true about their concentration ratios? Check the box corresponding your answer. [Buffer 1]> [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 3) [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2]> [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] - [Buffer 1)

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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