Consider the ionization of formic acid, HCOOH (pK = 3.75):
HCOOH <------------> HCOO- + H+
If you wanted to decrease the amount of formic acid relative to formate, what would you add to the solution?
A. it not possible to change the ratio of formic acid to formulate
B. Nacl
C. NaoH
D. Hcl
E. H2O
Solution :-
Dissociation equation of formic acid is as follows
HCCOH < ----- > HCOO^- + H^+
To decrease the amount of formic acid relative to formate anion we need to add the base to the acid solution so that the base reacts with formic acid and produces the formate ion by the following equation
HCOOH + OH^- ---- > HCOO^- + H2O
Therefore we need to add the base NaOH to the acid solution
Hence the answer is option C NaOH
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