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H+ A-/ HA
Sulfurous acid = H2SO3
Dissassociates into H+ and HSO3- and then H+ and SO32-
Divide 0.0611/2 and plug into H+ = - log (10)(ph)
Calculate Ka
Calculate pH before acid added suing Ka and initial concentration of A- and HA
Calculate initial moles of HA, A- and Acid Added
FInal moles of acid added = 0
Calculate change in moles using change in moles of acid added (assume 1:1:1 ratio)
Using final moles calculate concentration of HA and A-
Plug into H+ = K x HA/A - and then work out final pH (pH = - Log (10) (h+)
Final pH - Initial pH = Change in PH
answer = 0.08
Recognise that Burgundy mixture is made of ½ Na2CO2 and ½ Copper Sulfate
Moles of Hcl = Moles of Burgundy Misture
½ moles of HCL = ½ moles of Na2CO3 (base)
Calculare moles of HCl
Calculate moles of Na2CO3 (½ Hcl)
Scale up to 250
Calculate mass of Na2Co3
Calculate mass of CuSO4 ( mass of burgundy - mass of Na2CO3)
Mass of Cu2+ ions by (mass of CUsO4 x Mr of Cu/ Mr od CuSO4)
if we use nomral method the mr of hydrated salt is less than moles of salt. We have tp divide scaled up moles by 2 because we found the moles of Al3+ but the formula unit is Al2 (SO4)3 so we need to divide by 2
moles of NaOH (A-)
Moles of HA (butanoic acid)
Moles of HA after A- added = Moles of NaOH - Moles of A-
Sub values into H+ = Ka x HA/A-
ph = -log(10)(h+)
mass of one mole of ions = mass x avogardo constant