A student is asked to determine the value of K, for hydrocyanic acid by titration with sodium hydroxide. The student begins titrating a 46.7 mL sample of a 0.449 M aqueous solution of hydrocyanic acid with a 0.255 M aqueous sodium hydroxide solution, but runs out of standardized base before reaching the equivalence point. The student's last observation is that when 50.0 milliliters of sodium hydroxide have been added, the pH is 9.555. What is K, for hydrocyanic acid based on the student's data?

A student is asked to determine the value of K, for hydrocyanic acid by titration with sodium hydroxide. The student begins titrating a 46.7 mL sample of a 0.449 M aqueous solution of hydrocyanic acid with a 0.255 M aqueous sodium hydroxide solution, but runs out of standardized base before reaching the equivalence point. The student's last observation is that when 50.0 milliliters of sodium hydroxide have been added, the pH is 9.555. What is K, for hydrocyanic acid based on the student's data?

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