I cannot understand why the ephedrine HCl is considered as a conjugated weak acid of the weak base ephedrine. I think I am missing out some concepts. I know the ibuprofen is a weak acid and ibuprofen sodium is a weak base I just memorised it cuz I cannot understand why. I only know sodium salt of wa acts a s wb. Sodium salt of wb acts as a weak acid Dosage Form Design 12023Question 3 (cont.)2)Test 1Why not strongace?Calculate the pH of an aqueous solution of 1% ephedrine HCI (MW = 202 g/mol, pKa = 9.6)ephedrine HCI=> conjugate weak acid of the weak base ephedrineconcentration1 % (g/100 mL)MW202g/molconcentration0.0495M=%*10/MW=1*10/202ρκα9.6pH=0.5pKa-0.5*log([C])PH5.5DDD.

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Dosage Form Design 1 2023 Question 3 (cont.) 2) Test 1 Why not strong ace? Calculate the pH of an aqueous solution of 1% ephedrine HCI (MW = 202 g/mol, pKa = 9.6) ephedrine HCI => conjugate weak acid of the weak base ephedrine concentration 1 % (g/100 mL) MW 202 g/mol concentration 0.0495 M =%*10/MW =1*10/202 ρκα 9.6 pH=0.5pKa-0.5*log([C]) PH 5.5 DDD.

Dosage Form Design 1 2023 Question 3 (cont.) 2) Test 1 Why not strong ace? Calculate the pH of an aqueous solution of 1% ephedrine HCI (MW = 202 g/mol, pKa = 9.6) ephedrine HCI => conjugate weak acid of the weak base ephedrine concentration 1 % (g/100 mL) MW 202 g/mol concentration 0.0495 M =%10/MW =110/202 ρκα 9.6 pH=0.5pKa-0.5*log([C]) PH 5.5 DDD.

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