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Here in this problem, given 0 .50 liter of a buffer solution is prepared from 0 .155 moles of h .3po4 and 0 .250 0 .50 moles of kh2po4 is given here.
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We have to find the ph of the buffer.
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Okay, here first we'll find out the molar concentration of phosphoric acid and the, and the molar concentration of potassium phosphate.
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Now we have moles of phosphoric acid and volume of the solution in liter.
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So we can find out the concentration of phosphoric acid.
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And molar concentration of phosphoric acid, that is moles of solute, that is moles of h .po4, that is 0 .155 moles of hcpo4, divided by the volume of solution which is 0 .5 .00 liter and we get it 0 .31 molar.
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Now, similarly, we'll find the concentration of kh2po4.
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And here, most of kh2po4 given this one.
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0 .250 moles and volume of solution, 0 .5 .00 liter.
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And this one is 0 .50 molar.
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So we have the concentration of acid and its salt...