A conjugate acid (HA) and its conjugate base (A") is mixed to make buffer solutions. When 0.50 mol HA and 0.50 mol A are mixed into 1.00 L solution, the pH of the solution is 4.87. Calculate the pH of the buffer solution by mixing 0.25 mol HA and 0.75 mol A" into 1.00L solution. Your pH value should have the form of XXX, XX.X, X.XX or 0.XXX.

A conjugate acid (HA) and its conjugate base (A") is mixed to make buffer solutions. When 0.50 mol HA and 0.50 mol A are mixed into 1.00 L solution, the pH of the solution is 4.87. Calculate the pH of the buffer solution by mixing 0.25 mol HA and 0.75 mol A" into 1.00L solution. Your pH value should have the form of XXX, XX.X, X.XX or 0.XXX.

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