(LARGE MULTIPLE PART QUESTION - Help with any of the parts is greatly appreciated!) The antibiotic penicillin has a thiazolidine ring in its structure. The compound thiazolidine, C3H7NS, is a molecular weak base with a pKb of 7.69?
A. What is the formula of the related conjugate acid, thiazolidinium?
B. What is the pH and %dissociation of a 0.0876Msolution of thiazolidine?
C. What is the pH and %dissociation of a 0.0543Msolution of thiazolidinium chloride, HC3H7NSCl?
D. What is the pH of a buffer solution containing both 0.0876 MC3H7NS and 0.0543M HC3H7NSCl?
A. What is the formula of the related conjugate acid, thiazolidinium?
B. What is the pH and %dissociation of a 0.0876Msolution of thiazolidine?
C. What is the pH and %dissociation of a 0.0543Msolution of thiazolidinium chloride, HC3H7NSCl?
D. What is the pH of a buffer solution containing both 0.0876 MC3H7NS and 0.0543M HC3H7NSCl?
2 Answers
Part A. The formula of the conjugate base is
Part B. pH = 9.63;
Explanation:
Your question is so long that I will break the answer into separate parts.
A. The formula of the conjugate base
The equation for the equilibrium is
The thiazolidinium ion has one more proton than thiazolidine. Its formula is
B. pH and % dissociation of thiazolidine solution
For convenience, let's write the formula of the base as
Then we can write an ICE table as
Check for negligibility
The equilibrium constant expression becomes
C. pH = 3.79;
Explanation:
C. pH and % dissociation of thiazolidinium ion
Set up an ICE table.
Check for negligibility
The equilibrium constant expression becomes
Part D. pH of buffer
The equation for the equilibrium is
The Henderson-Hasselbalch equation is
∴