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    THE ASSIGNMENT ABOUT ACID-BASE TITRATION

    CREATED BY :

    NAME : ANDRE ANUSTA BARUS

    ID NUMBER : 4103332001

    CLASS : BILLINGUAL CHEMISTRY EDUCATION

    SUBJECT : ANALITICAL CHEMISTRY EDUCATION

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    PART 1

    OH-= (0.0200) = 0.0200 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 5 = 12.30

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.01760 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 5.68

    = 12.24

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.01540 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 5.68 = 12.18

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.01320 M

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    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 7.57

    = 12.12

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.01110 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 9.009 = 12.04

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.00909 M

    H

    -

    =

    =

    =

    PH = -log 1.111 = 11.95

    OH- = (0.0200) = 0.00714 M

    H-=

    =

    =

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    PH = -log 1.40056 = 11.85

    OH-= (0.0200) = 0.00526 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 1.90114 = 11.77

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.00345 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 2.8985

    = 11.53

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.00169 M

    H- = = = PH = -log 2.8985 = 11.22

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    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.00084 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 1.1904 = 10.92

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.00017 M

    H- = = = PH = -log 5.8823 = 10.22

    OH-=

    (0.0200)

    = 0.00004 M

    H-=

    =

    =

    PH = -log 5 = 9.22

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    PART 2

    H20 H+

    + OH-

    (x) (x)

    Kw = x2 x = 1.0 x 10-7M PH = -log 1.0 x10 -7

    PART 3

    [H+] = (0.100) = 2 x 10

    -5M

    PH = - log [H+] = - log 2 x 10

    -5= 4.78 M

    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 1.7 x 10

    -4M

    PH = - log [H+] = - log 1.7 x 10

    -4M = 3.78

    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 8.3 x 10

    -4M

    PH = - log [H+

    ] = - log 8.3 x 10-4

    M = 3.08

    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 8.3 x 10

    -4M

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    PH = - log [H+] = - log 8.3 x 10

    -4M = 3.08

    [H+] = (0.100) = 1.64x 10

    -3M

    PH = - log [H+] = - log 1.64 x 10

    -3M = 2.79

    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 3.23x 10

    -3M

    PH = - log [H+] = - log 3.23 x 10

    -3M = 2.49

    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 4.76x 10

    -3M

    PH = - log [H+

    ] = - log 4.76 x 10-3

    M = 2.32

    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 6.25x 10

    -3M

    PH = - log [H+] = - log 6.25 x 10

    -3M = 2.20

    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 7.69x 10

    -3M

    PH = - log [H+] = - log 7.69 x 10

    -3M = 2.11

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    [H+] = (0.100)

    = 9.09x 10

    -3M

    PH = - log [H+] = - log 9.09 x 10

    -3M = 2.04

    TABLE

    The position The addition The concentration of The concentration of pH

    in curve volume of HBr OH-doensnt react excess H

    +

    0.00 0.02000 - 12.30

    1.00 0.01760 - 12.24

    2.00 0.01540 - 12.18

    3.00 0.01320 - 12.12

    4.00 0.01110 - 12.04

    5.00 0.00909 - 11.95

    Part I 6.00 0.00714 - 11,85

    7.00 0.00526 - 11.72

    8.00 0.00345 - 11.53

    9.00 0.00169 - 11.22

    9.50 0.00084 - 10.92

    9.90 0.00017 - 10.22

    9.99 0.00002 - 9.22

    Part II 10.00 - - 7.00

    10.01 - 0.00002 4.78

    10.10 - 0.00017 3.78

    10.50 - 0.00083 3.08

    11.00 - 0.00164 2.79

    Part III 12.00 - 0.00323 2.49

    13.00 - 0.00476 2.32

    14.00 - 0.00625 2.20

    15.00 - 0.00769 2.11

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    16.00 - 0.00909 2.04

    B.TTRATION OF WEAK ACID WITH STRONG B ASE

    PART 1

    HA H+

    + A-(Ka = 10

    -6.15)

    (a-x) (x) (x)

    = Ka x = 1.19 x 10

    -4

    [H+

    ] = 1.19 x 10-4

    PH = -log 1.19 x 10-4

    PH = 3.93

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    PART 2

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) ( ) (0)

    After Titration : (

    ) (0) (

    )

    PH = pKa + log

    = 6.15 +

    = 4.87

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) ( ) (0)After Titration : (

    ) (0) (

    )

    PH = pKa + log

    = 6.15 +

    = 5.20

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

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    Initial : (1) ( ) (0)

    After Titration : (

    ) (0) (

    )

    PH = pKa + log

    = 6.15 +

    = 5.55

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) (

    ) (0)

    After Titration : () (0) (

    )

    PH = pKa + log

    = 6.15 +

    = 5.78

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) ( ) (0)

    After Titration : () (0) (

    )

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    PH = pKa + log

    = 6.15 +

    = 5.97

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) (

    ) (0)

    After Titration : () (0) (

    )

    PH = pKa + log

    = 6.15 +

    = 6.15

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) ( ) (0)

    After Titration : ( ) (0) ( )

    PH = pKa + log

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    = 6.15 +

    = 6.33

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) ( ) (0)

    After Titration : (

    ) (0) (

    )

    PH = pKa + log

    = 6.15 +

    = 6.52

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) ( ) (0)

    After Titration : () (0) (

    )

    PH = pKa + log AHA

    = 6.15 +

    90010

    1010

    = 7.10

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    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) (95010

    ) (0)

    After Titration : (0510

    ) (0) (95010

    )

    PH = pKa + logAHA

    = 6.15 +950100510

    = 7.43

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) (9

    90

    10 ) (0)

    After Titration : (01010

    ) (0) (99010

    )

    PH = pKa + logAHA

    = 6.15 +

    99010

    01010

    = 8.15

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    PART 3

    A-+ H2O HA + OH

    -

    (a-x) (x) (x)

    Kb =

    a

    HA + OH- A

    -+ H2O

    Initial : (1) (1) (0)

    Chemical reaction : (0) (0) (1)

    [A] = 0.020 500500100 = 0.0167M

    x2

    ax = Kb =K

    Ka= 1.43 x 10

    -8 x = 1.54 10 -5 M

    PH = - log [H] = - log Kx

    - log10x1014154x10

    5 = 9.18

    PART 4

    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010

    = 1.66 x 10-4

    M

    PH = -logK

    OH = 10.22

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    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010 = 1.66 x 10

    -4M

    PH = -logK

    OH = 10.91

    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010 = 1.66 x 10

    -4M

    PH = -logK

    OH= 11.21

    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010 = 1.66 x 10

    -4M

    PH = -logK

    OH = 11.50

    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010 = 1.66 x 10

    -4M

    PH = -logK

    OH = 11.67

    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010 = 1.66 x 10

    -4M

    PH = -logK

    OH = 11.79

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    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010 = 1.66 x 10

    -4M

    PH = -logK

    OH = 11.88

    [OH] = 0.100 50500 1010 = 1.66 x 10

    -4M

    PH = -logK

    OH = 11.95TABLE

    The position The addition volume of NaOH (ml) pH

    Part I 0.00 3.93

    Part II 0.50 4.87

    1.00 5.20

    2.00 5.55

    3.00 5.78

    4.00 5.97

    5.00 6.15

    6.00 6.33

    7.00 6.52

    8.00 6.75

    9.00 7.10

    9.50 7.43

    9.90 8.15

    Part III 10.00 9.18

    Part IV 10.10 10.22

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    10.50 10.91

    11.00 11.21

    12.00 11.50

    13.00 11.67

    14.00 11.79

    15.00 11.88

    16.00 11.95

    C.TITRATION OF STRONG ACID WITH WEAK BASE

    PART 1

    B + H2O BH+

    + OH-

    (0.8364-x) (x) (x)

    Kb =x2

    ax =x2

    008364x

    1.69 x 109

    =

    x2

    008364x

    x2 01410x109x = 1.18 x x2

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    [OH] = 1.18 x 105POH = -log 1.18 x 105

    = 4.93

    PH = 14-4.93

    = 9.07

    PART 2

    Ka =K

    K=

    1014169x109 = 0.59 x 10

    5

    Amount of pyridine that titrated =050

    1960=0.025

    Amount of pyridine that titrated =1960050

    1960 0.97PH = pKa + log

    H

    PH = - logK

    K+ log

    0970

    025

    = -log 059x105 + log 38.80= 5.23 + 1.58

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    = 6.81

    Ka =K

    K=

    1014169x109 = 0.59 x 10

    5

    Amount of pyridine that titrated =100

    1960 =0.05

    Amount of pyridine that titrated =1960100

    1960 0.94PH = pKa + log

    H

    PH = - logK

    K+ log

    094005

    = -log 059x105 + log 18.9= 5.23 + 1.27

    = 6.50

    Ka =K

    K=

    1014169x109 = 0.59 x 10

    5

    Amount of pyridine that titrated =200

    1960 =0.10

    Amount of pyridine that titrated = 19602001960 0.89PH = pKa + log

    H

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    PH = - logK

    K+ log

    089010

    = -log 0

    59

    x

    10

    5 + log 8.9= 5.23 + 0.95

    = 6.18

    Ka =K

    K=

    1014169x109 = 0.59 x 10

    5

    Amount of pyridine that titrated =

    4

    00

    1960 =0.20Amount of pyridine that titrated =

    19600501960 0.79

    PH = pKa + log

    H

    PH = - logK

    K

    + log07902

    = -log 059x105 + log 38.80= 5.23 + 0.596

    = 5.826

    Ka =K

    K=10

    14

    169x109 = 0.59 x 105

    Amount of pyridine that titrated =050

    1960 =0.25

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    Amount of pyridine that titrated =1960025

    1960 0.98PH = pKa + log

    H

    PH = - logK

    K+ log

    098025

    = -log 059x105 + log 3.92= 5.23 + 0.593

    = 5.823

    PART 3

    BH+

    B + H+

    (a-x) (x) (x)

    [A-] = 0.08364

    = 0.08364 x 0.56 = 0.046 MKa =

    x2

    ax =x2

    0046x

    x = 0.52 x 10-3

    [H+] =0.52 x 10

    -3

    PH = - log 0.52 x 10-3

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    = 3.27

    PART 4

    [H+] = (0.1067)

    =1.18 x 10

    -3M

    PH = -log 1.18 x 10-3

    M

    = 2.93

    [H+] = (0.1067)

    =2.10 x 10

    -3

    M

    PH = -log 2.10 x 10-3

    M

    = 2.67

    [H+] = (0.1067)

    =3.24 x 10-3 M

    PH = -log 3.24 x 10-3

    M

    = 2.5

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    [H+] = (0.1067)

    =4.50 x 10

    -3M

    PH = -log 4.50 x 10-3

    M

    = 2.346

    [H+] = (0.1067)

    =6.66 x10

    -3

    M

    PH = -log6.66 x10-3

    M

    = 2.17

    [H+] = (0.1067)

    =0.01067M

    PH = -log0.01067M

    = 1.9

    TABLE

    The position The addition volume of NaOH (ml) pH

    Part I 0.00 9.07

    Part II 0.50 6.80

    1.00 6.50

    2.00 6.18

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    4.00 5.826

    5.00 5.823

    Part III 19.60 3.27

    Part IV 20.10 2.93

    20.50 2.67

    21.00 2.5

    22.00 2.346

    23.00 2.17

    25.00 1.9

    4.TITRATION OF ACID OR BASE WITH DIFFERENT

    STRENGTH

    PART 1

    B + H2O BH+

    + OH-

    (0.10-x) (x) (x)

    Kb=HOH

    By substitution we gotx

    010x = 311x103[OH

    -] = 3.11 x 10

    -3M

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    POH = - log 3.11 x 10-3

    = 2.507

    PH = 14 2.507 = 11.49

    Or directly by using formula

    [H+] =

    K

    PH = 11.49

    PART 2

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log

    9

    1

    = 11.00

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log8515

    = 10.75

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    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log8

    2

    = 10.60

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log7

    3

    = 10.37

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log6

    4

    = 10.18

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log5

    5

    = 10.00

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log4

    6

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    = 9.82

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log3

    7

    = 9.63

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log 28

    = 9.40

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log

    1

    9

    = 9.05

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

    = 10.0 + log05

    19

    5

    = 8.72

    PH = pKa2 + log

    H

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    = 10.0 + log0199

    = 8.00

    PART 3

    [H

    +

    ] =

    Where Ka1 and Ka2 are disosiation constant of acid

    BH22+

    .The concentration of BH+

    (C) is determined by the

    initial concentration of B solution :

    C = (0.1 M)

    = 0.050 M

    Wet got..

    [H] = ()()()()

    ()

    = 3.16 x 10-8

    M

    pH = - log 3.16 x 10-8

    = 7.50

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    In this case, pH =

    PART 4

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 6.995

    = 7.00

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 6.278

    = 6.28

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    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log = 5.95

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 5.6

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 5.37

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

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    = 5.18

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 5.0

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 4.82

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 4.63

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    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log = 4.40

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 4.05

    pH = pKa + log

    = 5.0 + log

    = 3.72

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    PART 5

    C = (0.10 M )

    = 0.0333 M

    The pH of solution is determined by the disosiation

    reaction of BH22+

    BH2+2

    BH+

    + H+

    (C-x) (x) (x)

    Ka1 =

    = 1.0 x 10-5

    x = 5.72 x 10-4

    [H+] = 5.72 x 10

    -4M

    pH = - log 5.72 x 10-4

    = 3.24

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    PART 6

    [H+] = (0.10 M)

    = 3.22 x 10-4

    pH = - log 3.22 x 10-4

    = 2.49

    [H+

    ] = (0.10 M)

    = 6.25 x 10-3

    pH = - log 6.25 x 10-3

    = 2.20

    [H+] = (0.10 M)

    = 9.09 x 10-3pH = - log 9.09 x 10

    -3

    = 2.04

    [H+] = (0.10 M) = 1.18 x 10-2pH = - log 1.18 x 10

    -2

    = 1.92

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    [H+] = (0.10 M)

    = 1.43 x 10-2 M

    pH = - log 1.43 x 102-

    = 1.85

    TABLE

    Part The addition volume of HCl pH

    Part I 0 11.49

    1 11.00

    1.5 10.75

    2 10.60

    3 10.37

    4 10.18

    Part II 5 10.00

    6 9.82

    7 9.63

    8 9.40

    9 9.05

    9.5 8.72

    9.9 8.00

    Part III 10 7.50

    10.1 7.0

    10.5 6.28

    11 5.95

    12 5.6

    13 5.37

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    14 5.18

    Part IV 15 5.00

    16 4.82

    17 4.63

    18 4.40

    19 4.05

    19.5 3.72

    Part V 20 3.24

    21 2.49

    22 2.20

    Part VI 23 2.04

    24 1.92

    25 1.85

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