17. Acid and Base Equilibrium
pH of Weak Bases
7PRACTICE PROBLEM
Consider a hypothetical liquid, HX, that undergoes autoionization similar to water. The autoionization constant for HX is 1 × 10–20. Suppose you have a 0.051 M solution of KF in HX. If the dissociation constant of HF in HX solvent is 2.3 × 10–8, calculate the equilibrium concentration of H2X+.
Consider a hypothetical liquid, HX, that undergoes autoionization similar to water. The autoionization constant for HX is 1 × 10–20. Suppose you have a 0.051 M solution of KF in HX. If the dissociation constant of HF in HX solvent is 2.3 × 10–8, calculate the equilibrium concentration of H2X+.