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5. Determine the ratio in which sodium acetate and acetic acid must be mixed to give a solution that is buffered at pH 6.500. pH = pKa + log [C2H202-] [HC2H302]

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5. Determine the ratio in which sodium acetate and acetic acid must be mixed to
give a solution that is buffered at pH 6.500.
pH= pKa + log
[C2H202-1
[HC2H302]

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