00:01
So i do a 1 liter of 1 molar acetate buffer and that ph is mixed with a 600 mils of 0 .5 acetate buffer at that ph.
00:15
So that's a dilution.
00:19
That's a dilution.
00:23
1 liter of that is diluted with that and then you add an acid.
00:34
Well basically what i would say is that the number of moles of the acetate ion, number of moles of the acetate ion you have of the ch3coo - at the end of the day would be the 0 .1 or the 1 times 1 plus 0 .5 times 0 .6 liters.
01:16
And so that's 1 plus 0 .3.
01:23
So you have 1 .3 moles of this for region and of course the concentration of the acetate ion would be this 1 .3 divided by the total volume of the mixture which is 1 plus 0 .6.
01:43
That's 1 .6 and so what you have is 0 .813 molar.
01:55
That's a concentration of the acetate.
02:01
Right and then you are adding that.
02:04
So this basically ch3coo - plus the strong base or the strong acid and you have that.
02:17
Now the number of moles of the acid before was 1 .3 like i said...