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The Monoprotic Weak Acid-Strong Base Curve

The Monoprotic Weak Acid-Strong Base Curve [Pg.101]

The complete monoprotic H equation (3-1) can be adjusted to express the H at points during titration if we use the following terms  [Pg.101]

Ca = analytical concentration of remaining acid Q = analytical concentration of conjugate base, which is also the concentration of base added, in the new volume C = Ca -f Cj, [Pg.101]

Each of these must be calculated at the new volume at each point during titration. Thus, the volume is a concealed variable in these C terms. In equation (3-1), with Ca = C — Cj, [Pg.101]

It is convenient to plot a titration curve against the fraction t of titrant added taking the equivalence as 100 %. Solve for C and divide by C to get the t fraction  [Pg.101]




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Monoprotic acid

Strong acids curves

Strong acids/bases

Strong bases curves

Strong, the

Strongly acidic

The -Curve

Weak Monoprotic Acids

Weak acid/base

Weak acids

Weak acids curves)

Weak bases

Weak bases curves

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