Write the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation for a solution of propanoic acid (CH, CH,CO,H, pKa = 4.874) using HA, A¯,and the given pKa value in the expression.pH =+ logUsing this equation, calculate the quotient (A) at pH 4.25, pH 4.874, and pH 5.50.(HA]JA]at pH 4.25:[HA][A-](HAJat pH 4.874:THA at pH 5.50:[HA]

In this question, a solution of propanoic acid is given whose pKa value is given. The pH value…

Write the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation for a solution of propanoic acid (CH, CH,CO,H, pKa = 4.874) using HA, A¯, and the given pKa value in the expression. pH = + log [A-] Using this equation, calculate the quotient (HA) at pH 4.25, pH 4.874, and pH 5.50. [HA] at pH 4.25: [A-] (HAJ at pH 4.874: HA at pH 5.50: (HA]

Write the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation for a solution of propanoic acid (CH, CH,CO,H, pKa = 4.874) using HA, A¯, and the given pKa value in the expression. pH = + log [A-] Using this equation, calculate the quotient (HA) at pH 4.25, pH 4.874, and pH 5.50. [HA] at pH 4.25: [A-] (HAJ at pH 4.874: HA at pH 5.50: (HA]

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