Solve it asap For H2P- HP- + H+• The weak acid H,P dissociates a little and theeven weaker acid HP- much less than that.Treat the system as a monoprotic acid.• Set up and solve the equation[H*][HP°](H,P]where [H*] = [HP] = x and [H,P] = F - x.x2Ka1= 10-2.950 = 0.00112%3D%3D%3DF-x0.050-xSolve using the quadratic equation to obtainx = [H*] = 0.0230 MpH = -log[H*] = 1.64%3DPlease show step by step the math thatmy professor used to get to x=.0230Mand why

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For H,P - HP- + H* • The weak acid H,P dissociates a little and the even weaker acid HP- much less than that. • Treat the system as a monoprotic acid. • Set up and solve the equation [H*][HP] _ x? [H,P] where [H*] = [HP] = x and [H,P] = F - x. x2 Ka1= 10-2.950 = 0.00112 %3D %3D F-x 0.050-x Solve using the quadratic equation to obtain x = [H*] = 0.0230 M pH = -log[H*] = 1.64 %3D Please show step by step the math that my professor used to get to x=.0230M and why

For H,P - HP- + H* • The weak acid H,P dissociates a little and the even weaker acid HP- much less than that. • Treat the system as a monoprotic acid. • Set up and solve the equation [H][HP] _ x? [H,P] where [H] = [HP] = x and [H,P] = F - x. x2 Ka1= 10-2.950 = 0.00112 %3D %3D F-x 0.050-x Solve using the quadratic equation to obtain x = [H] = 0.0230 M pH = -log[H] = 1.64 %3D Please show step by step the math that my professor used to get to x=.0230M and why

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Chapter13: Acids And Bases

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Problem 98QAP: Consider the following six beakers. All have 100 mL of aqueous 0.1 M solutions of the following...

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