I am not asking for strictly answers, I actually need to knowhow to figure this out.. So whoever has the patience to help mefigure out what I am doing wrong, I promise to give youfull set of stars for your time. I keepfeeling like I missed a step when doing these and they dont lookcorrect.
Please explain how to calculatethe expected pH of the following solutions and tell me the pointwhere my calculations went wrong and/or if they arecorrect...
****Abbreviations: WB= weak base;WA= weak acid; SB= strongbase...***
Soultion1: 10 mL of 150 mMWB, HEPES,Na+ (pKa= 7.55)
Kb= 3.548 x 10 ^-7 = [OH-]^2 / 0.15M ------>moles OH- = 2.307 x 10^-4
However, since no acid or base is added, Ididn't think the 10 mL volume will affect the pH so Idid:
pOH= -log(2.307 x 10^-4)= 3.637 ------> pH=10.36
Solution 1 + StrongBase: 0.1 mL of 1.25M NaOH added to 10 mL of 150 mM WB,HEPES,Na+ (pKa= 7.55).
(0.0001 L x 1.25 M) = 0.000125 moles SB
molesWB + moles SB= (2.307 x 10^ -4 ) + (0.000125) = 3.557 x10^ -4 molesbase
......do I divide this by the total volume (10.1mL= 0.0101 L)and take the -log for pOH or do I simply take that value anddetermine pOH?
Solution 2 (dilutedSolution 1) 10 mL of30 mM WB ( HEPES,Na+ pKa=7.55) (The stock solution wasoriginally 150 mM but had a 1:5 dilution, with a new concentrationof 30 mM)
Kb= 3.548 x 10 ^-7 = [OH-]^2 /0.03M ------> moles OH- = (1.03 x 10^ -4 )
pOH= -log (1.03 x 10^-4)-------> pH=10.01
Solution 2 + StrongBase: 0.1 mL of 1.25M NaOH added to 10 mL of 30 mM WB ( HEPES,Na+ pKa= 7.55)
(1.03 x 10 ^-4 )+ (0.0001 L x1.25 M)= 1.2603 x 10^-4 moles OH-
pOH= -log(1.2603 x10^ -4)-------> pH=10.358
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Solution3: 10 mL of 30 mM WA HEPES, pKa=7.55
Ka= 2.818 x 10^-7 = [H+]^2/ 0.03M -------> moles H+ = 8.455 x10^ -10
pH= -log (8.455 x 10^ -10) -------> pH=9.07
Solution 3 + StrongBase: 0.1 mL of 1.25M NaOH added to 10 mL of 30 mM WA ( HEPES pKa= 7.55)
0.01L x 0.03M= 0.0003 moles WA
0.0001L x 1.25 M= 0.000125 moles OH-
pH= 7.55 + log(0.000125/ (0.0003- 0.000125)) -------> pH=7.40
I am not asking for strictly answers, I actually need to knowhow to figure this out.. So whoever has the patience to help mefigure out what I am doing wrong, I promise to give youfull set of stars for your time. I keepfeeling like I missed a step when doing these and they dont lookcorrect.
Please explain how to calculatethe expected pH of the following solutions and tell me the pointwhere my calculations went wrong and/or if they arecorrect...
****Abbreviations: WB= weak base;WA= weak acid; SB= strongbase...***
Soultion1: 10 mL of 150 mMWB, HEPES,Na+ (pKa= 7.55)
Kb= 3.548 x 10 ^-7 = [OH-]^2 / 0.15M ------>moles OH- = 2.307 x 10^-4
However, since no acid or base is added, Ididn't think the 10 mL volume will affect the pH so Idid:
pOH= -log(2.307 x 10^-4)= 3.637 ------> pH=10.36
Solution 1 + StrongBase: 0.1 mL of 1.25M NaOH added to 10 mL of 150 mM WB,HEPES,Na+ (pKa= 7.55).
(0.0001 L x 1.25 M) = 0.000125 moles SB
molesWB + moles SB= (2.307 x 10^ -4 ) + (0.000125) = 3.557 x10^ -4 molesbase
......do I divide this by the total volume (10.1mL= 0.0101 L)and take the -log for pOH or do I simply take that value anddetermine pOH?
Solution 2 (dilutedSolution 1) 10 mL of30 mM WB ( HEPES,Na+ pKa=7.55) (The stock solution wasoriginally 150 mM but had a 1:5 dilution, with a new concentrationof 30 mM)
Kb= 3.548 x 10 ^-7 = [OH-]^2 /0.03M ------> moles OH- = (1.03 x 10^ -4 )
pOH= -log (1.03 x 10^-4)-------> pH=10.01
Solution 2 + StrongBase: 0.1 mL of 1.25M NaOH added to 10 mL of 30 mM WB ( HEPES,Na+ pKa= 7.55)
(1.03 x 10 ^-4 )+ (0.0001 L x1.25 M)= 1.2603 x 10^-4 moles OH-
pOH= -log(1.2603 x10^ -4)-------> pH=10.358
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Solution3: 10 mL of 30 mM WA HEPES, pKa=7.55
Ka= 2.818 x 10^-7 = [H+]^2/ 0.03M -------> moles H+ = 8.455 x10^ -10
pH= -log (8.455 x 10^ -10) -------> pH=9.07
Solution 3 + StrongBase: 0.1 mL of 1.25M NaOH added to 10 mL of 30 mM WA ( HEPES pKa= 7.55)
0.01L x 0.03M= 0.0003 moles WA
0.0001L x 1.25 M= 0.000125 moles OH-
pH= 7.55 + log(0.000125/ (0.0003- 0.000125)) -------> pH=7.40