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1) How would you prepare a sodium phosphate at pH 7? What specieswould you use, what concentrations? Remember phosphoric acid hasthree pKas

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How many moles would you need to make the buffer?


Suppose potassium phosphate, dibasic, is dissolved in water. Many,many proton transfer reactions begin to happen and come toequilibrium. Write at least 12 balanced equationshappening in this solution that:

  • Involve a single protontransfer event in each case.
  • Have different numericalvalues for their equilibrium constants.
  • Identify each numerical value for each such equilibriumconstant.

Hint: Phosphoric acid hasthree pKa values: 2.3, 6.8, and 12.35.

Hint: There will be phosphoric acid molecules in thesolution

Hint: There will be monobasic phosphate molecular species in thissolution

Hint: There will be tribasic phosphate molecular species in thissolution



How are all these species formed from dibasicphosphate?




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