Chemistry 1302A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Chief Operating Officer, Weak Base

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A buffer is an acid-base solution that is capable of resitsiting any chage in ph that may be caused by adding acid or base to the solution. A buffer is a combination of a weak acid and a conjugate weak base at equilibirum. We toss in a strong acid and the system absorbs it by "using it up" i. e we"re generating a product. So there is usually a ton of the acid and conjugate that are in 1 to 1 quantity. If i added an acid to this, the. Start with just ch3cooh and add some strong base to convert a portion of the acid into. We"re neutralizing a portion of the acetic acid a. Start with just ch3coo- and add some strong acid to convert a portion of the base into. Key point: both the weak acid and it"s conjugate must be present in significant amounts ph of a buffer. This is really just a common ion calculation.

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Buffers are also nature, alkaline. The addi- important in certain commercial are, by ciuric acid and of citric acid this alialinity and prevents possible beams to the skin and scalp, Baby often other pathogens Even sodium to buffer the to a slightly growth of bacteria and PH alcohol production acidic pH six, which inhibits the pH range. If the can rely on buffers. Yeasts that fement the sugars only within narrow work side the range of 4.0-6.0. yeast growth may be inhibited or even destroyed. Experiment overview The purpose of this advanced inquiry lab is to investigate the capacity and buffer componen benzoate products. Many household products contain buffering chemicals such as citric acid, sodium carbonate sodium citric acid curve phosphates or phosphoric acid. The lab begins with an introductory activity generating the for and identify the buffering regions n neutralization of a weak acid. provide a beverages design of a procedure uo the agents in eight foods and buffer capacity drugs. Procedures may include creating titration different household products, the eurves, calculating pK, values, ana ng and composition. Students may recommend additional consumer products for further inquiry Pre-Lab Questions Figure 2 shows dae pH curve for the titration of 25.0 mL of a o 10 M solution with 0.10 M sodium of acetic acid. ,cool, hydroxide solution. K. of acetic acid is 1.8 x 10 1. the concentration of equal the concentration of the acetate ion, At what point in the titration does acetic acid, CH,COOH, CH Coor? What is the pH of the equimolar, ideal buffer solution at this point? 2 If weak acid base pair of 10:1 and 1:10. this is effective as a buffer between the concentration ratios for the conjugate ac what pH range does this cover? Volume NaOH Added, mL Figure 2. Titration of Acetic Acid with NaOH 3. What measurements are needed in the titration of a weak acid? Explain in detail the technique or procedure for adding the titrant to accurately determine the concentration and pkaof weak acid. TN7665 may be reproduced or Iranmitad any info

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