6 2 0 g of H X 3 B O X 3 is dissolved in 50 litres of heavy water . If 50% of H X 3 B O X 3 is ionized and the pH of solution is P and mass of H X + ion present in solution Q ,then find P+Q
Molecular weight of H X 3 B O X 3 is 62 amu.
Enter answer as nearest integer
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Can you explain the basicity thing in simpler words, please?
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Actually,basicity is the number of replacable H X + ion in an acid. Such as basicity of H C l is one and basicity of H X 3 P O X 3 is three.
This question is little bit tricky because,it seems like basicity of H X 3 B O X 3 is 3 . But, it is one because of vacant p orbitals of Boron
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Ok, thanks!
Still I don't know why you mentioned "heavy water" in your thread but your solution came up with 1 H .
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To find the pH, first we need to find the basicity of H X 3 B O X 3 .
In H X 3 B O X 3 , boron has vacant p-orbitals.So,it can act as lewis acid.
We have 620g of H X 3 B O X 3 which means 10 moles of that and only 50% of H X 3 B O X 3 is used means only 5 moles.
Since one molecule of H X 3 B O X 3 produces one H X + ion . So, there will be 5 moles of H X + ion.
Now,weight of H X + ions = Mole * atomic weight = 5 ∗ 2 . 0 1 4 = 1 0 . 0 7 0 1 0
Concentation of H X + = 5 0 5 = 1 0 − 1
So, pH=1 and answer comes out 10+1= 1 1