1. Which of the following species will form a buffer? For the one(s) that is/are not buffers,state why they do not fit that mold. For the solution(s) that is/are buffers, find the pH.(a) 0.350 M perchloric acid with 0.300 M potassium perchlorate(b) 0.200 M hydrosulfuric acid with 0.0001 M sodium sulfite(c) 0.750 M phosphoric acid with 0.400 M lithium phosphate(d) 0.750 M phosphoric acid with 0.400 M lithium dihydrogen phosphate

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