Determine the pH of a 0.045M CaSO3. The Ka for SO3 is 1.3x10^-2
ANSWER : pH = 7.27
Consider reaction, SO 32- (aq) +
H2O (l) HSO
3- (aq) + OH - (aq)
For above reaction, K b = [HSO 3- ] [ OH
- ] / [SO 32- ] = K w / K a = 10
-14 / 1.3 10
-02 = 7.69
10
-13
Let's Use ICE table.
| Concentration (M) | SO 32- | HSO 3- | OH - |
| Initial | 0.045 | ||
| Change | - X | +X | +X |
| Equilibrium | 0.045 - X | X | X |
Therefore, K b = [HSO 3- ] [ OH
- ] / [SO 32- ] = (X) (X) / 0.045
- X = 7.69 10
-13
X 2 / 0.045 - X = 7.69 10
-13
Assume X is very small as compared to 0.045. Therefore, we can
write 0.045 - X 0.045.
X 2 / 0.045 = 7.69 10
-13
X 2 = 0.045 7.69
10
-13
X 2= 3.4605 10
-14
X = 1.8602 10
-07 M = [HSO 3- ] = [ OH
- ]
We have relation, [H+ ] [ OH - ] = 10 -14
[H+ ] = 10 -14 / [ OH - ] = 10
-14 / 1.8602
10
-07 = 5.376
10
-08 M
We have, pH = -log [H+ ] = -log 5.376 10
-08 = 7.27
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