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measured pH values versus the volume (milliliters) of titrant added. The figure
below is an example of a titration curve, illustrating the numerous data points and
the best smooth curve drawn through the points.
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8
7
6
5
4
3
23.5
24
24.5
25
25.5
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!pH
vsVaverage . The graph below illustrates this
!V
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dpH/dV
40
30
20
10
0
24
24.5
25
25.5
V average
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26.5
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pH = log[H+]
(2)
HA
H+ + A
Ka =
[H+][A]
[HA]
pKa = log Ka
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(2)
Ka =
[H+][A]
[HA]
[A]
pKa= -log[H+] log
[HA]
[A]
pKa = pH log
[HA]
[A]
pH = pKa + log
[HA]
Procedure
In preparation for this procedure, read Appendix B for directions on the proper use of
a balance and how to weigh by difference, and Appendix C for directions on the
proper use of a buret in a titration. Before lab have a draft of the procedures for
the preparation and the standardization of ~300mL of ~1M NaOH solution ready
for your instructor to look over.
Obtain from your instructor an unknown acid sample.
instructions on the pH meter before you start.
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4.
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Name: _______________________
Y
(Circle if yes)
Unknown # or letter:
Instructor's signature:
_______________
_______________________
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Experimental Procedure (draft only): Please prepare before the start of class.
Instructor's signature:
_______________________