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Hello students, in this question basically we have to find out the value of ph and we have this reaction that is hcooh.
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We know that formic acid is a very weak acid.
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If it will react with the naoh at equivalence point, if it will react with at equivalence point then hcooh will react with naoh.
00:24
Then it can easily convert into the hcoo - plus na plus h2o and we can easily calculate the number of moles for naoh because we have the value of concentration of naoh and we have the volume for naoh.
00:46
So, we can easily calculate the number of moles for this.
00:50
Number of moles is 0 .0567 that is the concentration for naoh and volume is 0 .0298 that should be equal to 0 .001688 moles.
01:09
So, this is the moles for naoh and we can easily say that at equivalence point the number of moles of hcooh or formic acid is equal to the number of moles for naoh that should be equal to 0 .001688.
01:32
So, number of moles of formic acid is equal to number of moles of naoh.
01:38
So, we can say that we can easily write the value of ka dissociation constant for this that should be h plus into hcoo - concentration divided by hcooh...