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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following data:
HX
→ X- + H+
Ką = 6.61 · 10- 5
H2A +
НА + Н +
Ka = 2.68 · 10-7
Calculate the Keg for the following reaction:
H2A + X¯ + HA¯ +HX
Record your answer in scientific notation to 3 sig figs.

Transcribed Image Text:Phosphoric acid is triprotic with the step-wise dissociation shown below. A 1.97 M phosphoric acid
solution is prepared. Calculate the equilibrium concentrations of the species indicated. Report all
answers in scientific notation using 2 sig figs. Rather than use the quadratic equation, you can make
assumptions like we do in class (ie if K<<1, then 0.1-x - 0.1)
H3PO4
H20 →
H2PO,
H30+
7.5x10-3
Kal
+
+
H2PO,
H20 +
НРО
H30+
Ka2 = 6.2x10
+
+
4
HPO;-
H20 +
PO-
Ka3 = 4.8x10-13
H30+
+
+
4
What is the pH of this solution?
Report pH as a number and not in
scientific notation.
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