Re: Stuck on a Biochemistry question
- From: "///Owen\\\\\\" <mo-jo@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2006 17:50:59 GMT
Ash wrote:
"Jimchip" <jimchip@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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On 2006-04-29, Ash <mail@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
If anyone out there has done this before, and is bored enough to
have a look
at it again, any help would be greatly appreciated (its the last
question and i cant do it :P):
"A newly discovered insect squirts out formic acid (Ka = 1.8 x
10-4) as a defensive mechanism. An analysis of this liquid shows
the concentration of
formate ion to be 0.015M and the total concentration of formate plus
formic
acid to be 1.45M. What is the pH of this liquid? Hint: pH = pKa +
log([A]/[HA])"
Formic acid= HA
Formate = A-
pH = pKa + log([formate])/[formic acid])
--
Henderson-Hasselbach equation
How come such a simple equation (it's only a rearrangemt of HA === H+ + A-
and logged) earned two people immortality?
.
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