THE ANSWER IS 1.80.....SO PLEASE USE THIS AS A REFERENCE THANK YOU.....PLEASE INCLUDE CLEAR STEPS AND EXPLANATION......... A buffer solution is prepared by mixing 0.35 mol L- solution of citric acid,C3H¬O5COOH, and 0.40 mol L-of sodium citrate. Given that the Ka of citric acid is7.0 x 104. Calculate the pH of the citric acid solution with the aid of an InitialChange Equilibrium (I.C.E.) table in terms of concentration.

Given: Concentration of citric acid (Assuming HA) = 0.35 M Concentration of sodium citrate (Assuming…

A buffer solution is prepared by mixing 0.35 mol L1 solution of citric acid, C5H¬O5COOH, and 0.40 mol L of sodium citrate. Given that the Ka of citric acid is 7.0 × 104. Calculate the pH of the citric acid solution with the aid of an Initial Change Equilibrium (I.C.E.) table in terms of concentration.

A buffer solution is prepared by mixing 0.35 mol L1 solution of citric acid, C5H¬O5COOH, and 0.40 mol L of sodium citrate. Given that the Ka of citric acid is 7.0 × 104. Calculate the pH of the citric acid solution with the aid of an Initial Change Equilibrium (I.C.E.) table in terms of concentration.

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