1: Cônsider the following buffer solution:600.0 ml0.550 M CH,COOH0.325 M NACH,COK - 1.76 x 10Determine the pH of the buffering system after 170.0 ml of 2.00 M NaOH has been added.Part "A": Process the initial information and determine the buffer's initial pH and theinitial moles of CH;COOH, NACH,CO0 and NAOH.Part "B": Analyze the in information above and determine if this is a Type I, Il or III Bothering the Buffer problem.Explain your decision (.a sentence or two should be sufficient)Part "C": Perform the necessary calculations and determine the pH of the buffer after the NAOH addition.Your answer should contain the correct number of S.F.Part "D": Compare your answer to the buffer's original pH and determine whether it is reasonable or not.Explain your rationale.O Focus中

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butter solution: 600.0 ml 0.550 M CHCOOH 0.325 M NACH,COO K1.76 x 10 Determine the pH of the buffering system after 170.0 ml of 2.00 M NaOH has been added. Part "A": Process the initial information and determine the buffer's initial pH and the initial moles of CH;COOH, NACH;CO0 and NaOH.

butter solution: 600.0 ml 0.550 M CHCOOH 0.325 M NACH,COO K1.76 x 10 Determine the pH of the buffering system after 170.0 ml of 2.00 M NaOH has been added. Part "A": Process the initial information and determine the buffer's initial pH and the initial moles of CH;COOH, NACH;CO0 and NaOH.

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