Chemistry, 18.09.2019 18:10 kiki197701

Phosphoric acid is a triprotic acid with the pkapka values pka1=2.148pka1=2.148 , pka2=7.198 pka2=7.198 , and pka3=12.375 pka3=12.375 . you wish to prepare 1.000 l of a 0.06000.0600 m phosphate buffer at ph 7.6407.640 . to do this, you choose to mix the two salt forms involved in the second ionization, nah2po4nah2po4 and na2hpo4na2hpo4 , in a 1.000 l volumetric flask and add water to the mark. what mass of each salt will you add to the mixture?

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Mass of monosodium phosphate NaH2PO4 =2,40 g and Mass of disodium phosphate Na2HPO4= 5, 68 g

Explanation:

First step.

We identify which one is the Acid and which one is the conjugate base and its molecular weight

In this case: the monosodium phosphate is the Acid [AH] with molecular weight ( 119,98g/mol) and

the disodium phosphate is the conjugate base [ A-] with molecular weight ( 141,96 g/mol)

Second Step

Review the parameters giving:

+Volume of buffer to prepare : 1L

+pH of buffer to prepare: 7,640

+ Molar Concentration of buffer to prepare: [0,06M] That means [AH] + [ A-] = [0,06M] Equation 1

Third Step

We use the Henderson-Hasselbach equation to calculate how much acid and base we will need .

pH = pKa + log ([Base]/[Acid]) = pKa + log ([A-]/[AH]) Equation 2

Fourth Step

We choose the pKa value that is closest to our pH parameter giving. In our casem we choose pKa 7,198, because is closer to our pH 7,640, and we put them in our Equation 2

pH = pKa + log ([A-]/[AH])

7,640 = 7,198 + log ([A-]/[AH])

0,44= log ([A-]/[AH])

2,77 = [A-]/[AH]

2,77 [AH] = [A-] Equation 3

Now we use Equation 3 in our Equation 1 and make the Sum of equal terms, finally we have the concentration of the Acid

[AH] + [ A-] = [0,06M] Equation 1

2,77 [AH] = [A-] Equation 3

[AH] + 2,77 [AH]= [0,06M]

3,77 [AH] =[0,06M]

[AH] = [0,02M]

And the Concentration of the conjugate base [ A-], can be calculated from Equation 1 :

[AH] + [ A-] = [0,06M]

[0,02M] + [ A-] = [0,06M]

[ A-] = [0,04M]

Fifth Step

We calculate the mass of each compound by multiplying its molecular weight with its molar concentration

mass AH = 119,98g/mol X 0,02mol / L = 2,40 g / L

mass A- = 141,96 g/mol X 0,04mol / L = 5, 68 g / L

Finally we prepare the Phosphate Buffer by mixing 2,40 g monosodium phosphate and 5, 68 g disodium phosphate in 1L of Water.

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