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Determine the concentration of a solution of sodium fluoride (NaF) that has a pH of 8.51 at 25C
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when you introduce NaF into solution it's going to dissociate: \(NaF\rightarrow Na^+ + F^-\) After the fluoride anion is going act as a base and abstract protons from water and creates hydroxide anions in the process (this is what causes the pH to increase). \(F^-+H_2O \rightleftharpoons HF + OH^- \) so find \([OH^-]\), write an equilibrium expression, use the \(K_b\) to find \([F^-]\), which is equal to [NaF].
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