Calculate the pH of the solution when 50 ml 0.5 M Barium hydroxide react with 80 ml o.5 M sulphuric acid (H2So4)?
Q.Calculate the pH of the solution when 50 ml 0.5 M Barium hydroxide react with 80 ml o.5 M sulphuric acid (H2So4)?
Step 1:
The reaction between Ba(OH)2 and H2So4 is-
Ba (OH)2+ H2S04---->BaSo4 + H20
Now 50 mL of O.5 M Ba(oH)2 solution contain
=[(0.5 x 50 )÷1000] mole Ba(oH)2
=O. 025 mole Ba(oH)2
Again 80 mL 0.5M Sulphuric aud have
=[(.5×80)÷1000] mole
= 0.04 mole H2S04
Step 2:
According to reaetion
with 1 mole H2S041 mole Ba(o H)2 reaet
So, o.025 mole Ba (OH)2 Consume o.025 mole H2So4
:: ExCess amount of H2SO4
O.04 - 0.025
=0.015 mole H2So4
0.015 mole of H2 S04 in unreacted
and present in soution.
Step 3:
we know,
PH, = - log [H+]
where
[H+] is themolar Concentration of H+ ion.
1 mole H2S04= 2 mole H+ ion
* 0.015 mole H2 S04 =2x 0.O15 mole H+ ion
=0.03 mole H+ ion,
Now total volume of solution
=(50+80) mL
= 130 ML
. Molar Concentration of H+ ion is-
=[(0.03×1000)÷130]
= 0.23 M
we know
PH = - log [H)
= - log (0.23)
PH = 0. 63
:: PH of the solution 0.63.
Step 1:
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