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Transcribed Image Text:**Graph Analysis: Titration Curve**
This graph represents the titration curve of a base being titrated with an acid. The x-axis is labeled "Volume of acid added (mL)" and the y-axis is labeled "pH."
- **Initial Phase (0-20 mL):** The pH starts at approximately 12, indicating a basic solution. As the volume of acid increases, the pH gradually decreases.
- **Equivalence Point (Around 25 mL):** There's a steep decline in pH, signifying the equivalence point where the amount of acid added is stoichiometrically equivalent to the base present. The pH drops significantly, indicating a rapid change in acidity.
- **Final Phase (30-50 mL):** After the steep decline, the pH levels off around 2, showing that the solution becomes acidic and further addition of acid does not significantly change the pH.
This curve is typical in a strong base-strong acid titration, where the equivalence point occurs at a pH of around 7. The steepness of the curve near the equivalence point reflects the sudden change in pH when the base is completely neutralized.
![At what volume of added acid does \(\text{pH} = 14 - \text{p}K_b\)?
**Express the volume in milliliters as an integer.**
V = [ ] mL
**Image Description:**
- There is an input box for entering the volume, with some formatting buttons above it, such as symbols for mathematical expressions and undo/redo functions.](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/1c6de790-3967-4822-b83d-f877aa472903/8858de91-1c5a-4426-a055-7d47af578859/tefgbh8_thumbnail.png)
Transcribed Image Text:At what volume of added acid does \(\text{pH} = 14 - \text{p}K_b\)?
**Express the volume in milliliters as an integer.**
V = [ ] mL
**Image Description:**
- There is an input box for entering the volume, with some formatting buttons above it, such as symbols for mathematical expressions and undo/redo functions.
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