A chemist needs to buffer a particular solution between pH 3.50 and 4.00 at 25 °C. Consider the pKą values (all at 25 °C) and determine which solution is most appropriate for the task. HCIO pK₂ = 1.96 C6H5CO₂H pK₂ = 4.19 C5HẠNH* pK₂ = 5.25 HBrO pka = 8.70 HCN pK₂ = 9.21 C6H5CO₂H and KC6H5CO2 C5H4NHCI and C5H4N HBrO and KBrO HCIO and NaCIO OHCN and NaCN

A chemist needs to buffer a particular solution between pH 3.50 and 4.00 at 25 °C. Consider the pKą values (all at 25 °C) and determine which solution is most appropriate for the task. HCIO pK₂ = 1.96 C6H5CO₂H pK₂ = 4.19 C5HẠNH* pK₂ = 5.25 HBrO pka = 8.70 HCN pK₂ = 9.21 C6H5CO₂H and KC6H5CO2 C5H4NHCI and C5H4N HBrO and KBrO HCIO and NaCIO OHCN and NaCN

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