00:01
For the given question we are given with the data of the ch3cooh as the 0 .015 molar and the hcn as the 0 .015 molar and we have to find the combined ph.
00:17
How we will find combined ph? by equating both h positive ions concentration.
00:29
This we can do for finding the combined ph.
00:33
Firstly, we will draw the ice table for the ch3cooh in the aqueous medium will give dissociation with ch3cooo and h positive in the aqueous medium.
00:48
So at the initial condition it will be 0 .015 no reaction is happening therefore 0 and 0 but at equilibrium some constant will be subtracted from 0 .015 as the reaction takes place and product is formed therefore it will be added as the product for the x and x will be the constant added to it.
01:13
So ka value is given to us as 1 .8 multiplied by 10 to the power minus 5 and ka means the formula product upon the reactant.
01:26
This is the formula of the k.
01:28
So we will equate 1 .8 multiplied by 10 to the power minus 5 with the x and x divided by the 1 0 .015 minus x but this denominator x is very negligible therefore we will not in the consideration for this x and we will neglect it.
01:50
Therefore it will be equal to 1 .8 multiplied by 10 to the power minus 5 multiplied by the 0 .015 will be equal to the x square.
01:59
So x square will be equal to the 0 .27 multiplied by 10 to the power minus 6.
02:05
So x will be equal to the 0 .5196 multiplied by 10 to the power minus 3 and this is also the concentration of the h positive ion...