In aqueous solution, pentanoic acid (HC-H,02) dissociates to produce its conjugate base, the pentanoate ion (C5H,O2¯), and the hydronium ion (H,0*). The solution is at a temperature of 25°C. (a) If the K value of pentanoic acid is 1.5x10-5, calculate the K, value of the conjugate base. Kb = 49. (b) What are the corresponding pk, and pk, values for this conjugate acid-base pair? pka pkb 4.0 (c) How is pk, related to pk,? pK. ??? v pK = pK = 14.00 at 25°C

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In aqueous solution, pentanoic acid (HC,H,0,) dissociates to produce its conjugate base, the pentanoate ion (C,H,0, ),
and the hydronium ion (H,0*). The solution is at a temperature of 25°C.
(a) If the K, value of pentanoic acid is 1.5x10, calculate the K, value of the conjugate base.
a
= 4.0
(b) What are the corresponding pk, and pk, values for this conjugate acid-base pair?
4.0
pk a
4.0
pkb
(c) How is pk, related to pk?
a
pk, ??? v pkb = pKw
= 14.00 at 25°C
Transcribed Image Text:In aqueous solution, pentanoic acid (HC,H,0,) dissociates to produce its conjugate base, the pentanoate ion (C,H,0, ), and the hydronium ion (H,0*). The solution is at a temperature of 25°C. (a) If the K, value of pentanoic acid is 1.5x10, calculate the K, value of the conjugate base. a = 4.0 (b) What are the corresponding pk, and pk, values for this conjugate acid-base pair? 4.0 pk a 4.0 pkb (c) How is pk, related to pk? a pk, ??? v pkb = pKw = 14.00 at 25°C
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