Calculate the concentration of the original acid solution

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Problem- A weak monoprotic acid solution of 25.00 mL of an unknown concentration is titrated to the equivalence point with 35.86 mL of 0.08728 M NaOH.

a) Calculate the concentration of the original acid solution. 1:1 solution

ANS: I got 0.1252 M of original acid solution and 3.13.x10-3mol of NaOH

b) At halfway in the titration (50% titrated) the pH of the solution is 6.27. What is the pKa for the acid?

Mention step wise computation of your work done

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