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A buffer was prepared by adding 7.50 moles K2HPO4 and 9.60 mol KH2PO4 to a 1.0 L solution. Ka2 = 6.2 x 108 а. Determine the pH for the buffer. b. Determine the chemical equation when HBr is added to this buffer. Spectator ions should be left out of the equation. C. Determine the pH of the buffer after 125.00 mL of 9.90 M HBr was added. Use an ICE box to show the initial, change and equilibrium quantity of moles for each substance.

A buffer was prepared by adding 7.50 moles K2HPO4 and 9.60 mol KH2PO4 to a 1.0 L solution. Ka2 = 6.2 x 108 а. Determine the pH for the buffer. b. Determine the chemical equation when HBr is added to this buffer. Spectator ions should be left out of the equation. C. Determine the pH of the buffer after 125.00 mL of 9.90 M HBr was added. Use an ICE box to show the initial, change and equilibrium quantity of moles for each substance.

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A buffer was prepared by adding 7.50 moles K2HPO4 and 9.60 mol KH2PO4 to a 1.0 L solution. Ka2 = 6.2 x 108 а. Determine the pH for the buffer. b. Determine the chemical equation when HBr is added to this buffer. Spectator ions should be left out of the equation. С. Determine the pH of the buffer after 125.00 mL of 9.90 M HBr was added. Use an ICE box to show the initial, change and equilibrium quantity of moles for each substance.
Transcribed Image Text:A buffer was prepared by adding 7.50 moles K2HPO4 and 9.60 mol KH2PO4 to a 1.0 L solution. Ka2 = 6.2 x 108 а. Determine the pH for the buffer. b. Determine the chemical equation when HBr is added to this buffer. Spectator ions should be left out of the equation. С. Determine the pH of the buffer after 125.00 mL of 9.90 M HBr was added. Use an ICE box to show the initial, change and equilibrium quantity of moles for each substance.
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