buffer 2: buffer 3: CH3COOH HPO4²- OC H CH3COO H₂PO4 k 3. Write a reaction equation to show how the other buffer component of buffer 1 can react to neutralize OH from NaOH that is added to the buffer solution.

buffer 2: buffer 3: CH3COOH HPO4²- OC H CH3COO H₂PO4 k 3. Write a reaction equation to show how the other buffer component of buffer 1 can react to neutralize OH from NaOH that is added to the buffer solution.

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buffer 2:
buffer 3:
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NH3
CH3COOH
HPO4²-
3
BEE
C
923
12
NH4*
CH3COO
H₂PO4
3. Write a reaction equation to show how the other buffer component of buffer 1 can react to
neutralize OH from NaOH that is added to the buffer solution.

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