The pKa of a weak acid acid HA is 4.47. Consider the titration of 100 mL of 200 mM HA (aq.) with 200 mM NaOH (aq). Draw a graph representing this titration that includes the following labeled points/regions, which are deliberately out of order. (A) pH=7| (B) Starting point (0 mL NaOH added)' (C) Region where the pH approaches 13.30 (D) Equivalence point| (E) Buffered region (F) Halfway point And determine the pH and mL NaOH added for points B, D, and F

The pKa of a weak acid acid HA is 4.47. Consider the titration of 100 mL of 200 mM HA (aq.) with 200 mM NaOH (aq). Draw a graph representing this titration that includes the following labeled points/regions, which are deliberately out of order. (A) pH=7| (B) Starting point (0 mL NaOH added)' (C) Region where the pH approaches 13.30 (D) Equivalence point| (E) Buffered region (F) Halfway point And determine the pH and mL NaOH added for points B, D, and F

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