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| Sep11-08, 12:04 PM | #1 |
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Amount of starting material needed for Buffer
given .1M of formic and .1M formate, how do you make 40 ml of .1M Buffer ph=2.9
basically it's going to equal .141=[tex]\frac{base}{acid}[/tex] after going through henderson hasselbach Does anyone know how to do this using an ICE table? |
| Sep11-08, 01:44 PM | #2 |
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ICE table is of no use here.
You have two equations. Total volume: [tex]V_{base} + V_{acid} = 40[/tex] and ratio of concentrations (as given by Henderson-Hasselbalch equation): [tex]\frac {0.1*V_{base}} {V_{base} + V_{acid}} = 0.141 * \frac {0.1*V_{acid}} {V_{base} + V_{acid}} [/tex] Note that what I have put on both sides is just amount of substance divided by total volume, nothing fancy. Just solve. Borek -- pH calculator Buffer Maker - the ultimate buffer calculator |
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