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Box 1 and 2. box 1 answer choices: [conj. acid]>[conj. base],[conj. acid]=[conj. base], or [conj. acid]<[conj. base] box 2 answer choices: protects equally well in both directions, protects better against an acid, or protects better against a base

Box 1 and 2. box 1 answer choices: [conj. acid]>[conj. base],[conj. acid]=[conj. base], or [conj. acid]<[conj. base] box 2 answer choices: protects equally well in both directions, protects better against an acid, or protects better against a base

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box 1 answer choices: [conj. acid]>[conj. base],[conj. acid]=[conj. base], or [conj. acid]<[conj. base]
box 2 answer choices: protects equally well in both directions, protects better against an acid, or protects better against a base.

**Buffer pH Adjustment** If a buffer is to maintain a pH **above** its ideal pH: 1. **Relative amounts of the conjugates in the buffer:** - [Select] 2. **Buffering capacities:** - [Select] This exercise asks you to consider how the relative proportions of the conjugate acid-base pair in a buffer system should be adjusted to achieve and maintain a pH level higher than the buffer's inherent ideal pH. It also prompts you to think about how these adjustments might affect the overall buffering capacities of the system.
Transcribed Image Text:**Buffer pH Adjustment** If a buffer is to maintain a pH **above** its ideal pH: 1. **Relative amounts of the conjugates in the buffer:** - [Select] 2. **Buffering capacities:** - [Select] This exercise asks you to consider how the relative proportions of the conjugate acid-base pair in a buffer system should be adjusted to achieve and maintain a pH level higher than the buffer's inherent ideal pH. It also prompts you to think about how these adjustments might affect the overall buffering capacities of the system.
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