Quantitative Chemical Analysis
Quantitative Chemical Analysis
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ISBN: 9781464135385
Author: Daniel C. Harris
Publisher: W. H. Freeman
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.28P

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The equilibria and charge and mass balances needed to find the composition of 0.01M sodium acetate (Na+A-) has to be given.

Concept introduction:

Charge balance:

The overall positive charges in solution equals the overall negative charges in solution.

n1[C1]+n2[C2]+......=m1[A1]+m2[A2]+......where,[C]-concentrationofacationandn-chargeofthecation.[A]-concentrationofaanionandm-magnitudeofthechargeoftheanion.

Mass balance:

The amount of all the species in a solution containing a particular atom (or a group of atoms) must equal the amount of that atom (or group) delivered to the solution.

(a)

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Given information,

0.01Msodiumacetateisgiven.

Pertinent reactions are:

A-+H2OKbHA+OH-Kb=[HA]γHA[OH-]γOH-[A-]γA-=5.7×10-10H2OKWH++OH-KW=[H+]γH+[OH-]γOH-=1.0×10-14

Write the charge balance equation

[H+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[A-]

Write the mass balance equation

[Na+]=0.01MF

[HA]+[A-]=0.01MF(where,F-formalconcentration)

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The concentration of species in 0.01M sodium acetate (Na+A-) has to be given and also the value of pH and fraction of hydrolysis has to be given.

Concept introduction:

Charge balance:

The overall positive charges in solution equals the overall negative charges in solution.

n1[C1]+n2[C2]+......=m1[A1]+m2[A2]+......where,[C]-concentrationofacationandn-chargeofthecation.[A]-concentrationofaanionandm-magnitudeofthechargeoftheanion.

Mass balance:

The amount of all the species in a solution containing a particular atom (or a group of atoms) must equal the amount of that atom (or group) delivered to the solution.

(b)

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Explanation of Solution

Given information,

Pertinent reactions are:

A-+H2OKbHA+OH-Kb=[HA]γHA[OH-]γOH-[A-]γA-=5.7×10-10(A)H2OKWH++OH-KW=[H+]γH+[OH-]γOH-=1.0×10-14(B)

Write the charge balance equation

[H+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[A-](C)

Write the mass balance equation

[Na+]=0.01MF(D)

[HA]+[A-]=0.01MF(E)(where,F-formalconcentration)

First neglect activity coefficients. Make the following substitutions in the charge balance equation:

[OH-]=KW/[H+][HA]=Kb[A-][OH-](F)[HA]=F-[A-](G)

Equate the expressions for [HA] from equations F and G to solve for [A-]

Kb[A-][OH-]=F-[A-][A-](Kb[OH-]+1)=F[A-]=F[OH-]Kb+[OH-]

Now substitute KW/[H+] for each [OH-] in the above equation to get

[A-]=FKW/[H+]Kb+KW/[H+]=FKWKb[H+]+KW(H)

We can now substitute for all terms in the charge balance using [A-] from the equation H

[OH-]=KW/[H+],and[Na+]=F

Charge balance:

[H+]+[Na+]=[OH-]+[A-][H+]+F=KW[H+]+FKWKb[H+]+KW(I)

Rearrange the above equation

0=KW[H+]+FKWKb[H+]+KW-[H+]-F(J)

The spreadsheet for the calculation of species concentrations is given in figure 1

[OH-]=KW[H+][A-]=FKWKb[H+]+KW[HA]=Kb[A-][OH-]

Quantitative Chemical Analysis, Chapter 8, Problem 8.28P

Figure 1

The concentrations are given below

[A-]=1.00×10-2M[OH-]=2.39×10-6M[HA]=2.39×10-6M[H+]=4.19×10-9M

The value of ionic strength is 0.0100M.

The value of pH is 8.38 .

Fraction of hydrolysis

Fractionofhydrolysis=[HA]F=2.39×10-6M0.01M=0.000239=0.024%.

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