3. Which of the following will make a buffer? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY. For each choice show your work or explanation that led you to your conclusion. If you can show a "before and after" you should. 10 mols of NH3 +1 mol of NH,CI 10 mols of NH3 + 200 mols of NH.CI 10 mols of NH3 + 2 mols of NaOH 10 mols of NH3 + 20 mols of HCI 10 mols of NH3 + 5 mols of HCI O O O

3. Which of the following will make a buffer? CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY. For each choice show your work or explanation that led you to your conclusion. If you can show a "before and after" you should. 10 mols of NH3 +1 mol of NH,CI 10 mols of NH3 + 200 mols of NH.CI 10 mols of NH3 + 2 mols of NaOH 10 mols of NH3 + 20 mols of HCI 10 mols of NH3 + 5 mols of HCI O O O

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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