The molarity of the hydrogen peroxide solution from the information supplied in the question is 12.26 M.
Co = 10pd/M
Where;
Co = concentration = ?
p = percent of the hydrogen peroxide = 30%
d = Density of hydrogen peroxide = 1.39 g/ml
M = Molar mass = 34 g/mol
Substituting values;
Co = 10 × 30 × 1.39/34
Co = 12.26 M
The molarity of the hydrogen peroxide solution from the information supplied in the question is 12.26 M.
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Answer:
you must add 50 mL
Explanation:
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KOH is a strong base and by adding 100mL 0.05M you will have an amount of 5 millimol.
NaCN is a base and by adding 50 mL 0,150 M you will have an amount of 7,5 mmol.
HCl is a acid and by adding 200 mL 0,075 M you will have an amount of 15 mmol.
The acid reacts with the bases leaving 2.5 mmol unreacted.
Na3PO4 is a base and by adding 50 mL 0,1 M you will have an amount of 5 mmol.
The 2.5 mmol of acid react with the base PO4 ^ -3 forming a regulatory solution of PO4 ^ -3 and HPO4 ^ -2 of pKa 2.12
5 mmol of acid (HNO3) must be added to obtain a regulatory solution formed by the same amount of HPO4 ^ -2 (2.5 mmol) and H2PO4 ^ -1 (2.5 mmol) with pKa 7.21
Considering a quantity of 5 mmol of HNO3 of concentration 0.1 M, 50 mL must be added.
To calculate the pH of the regulatory solution you should consider pH = pKa × Ca / Cb pH = 7.21 × 2.5 / 2.5 = 7.21 Being in the same solution the volume is the same and can be simplified to achieve a faster calculation.
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