Explain what volume of hcl must be added to change ph

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A solution contains 45.0mL of .75 M HA(aq) (Ka=1.3e-5) and 55.0mL of .700 M LiA. Explain what volume of .10 M HCL(aq) must be added to change the pH of the original solution by 5.0%?

Reference no: EM13664426

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