Calculate the weight in grams of the corresponding sodium salt that must be added to 100 ml of the indicated acid solution to obtain the buffer solution at pH 2.68. Molecular Weight of the salt 46.03g/mol Formic acid 0.25M Ka = 1.7x 10-4

Calculate the weight in grams of the corresponding sodium salt that must be added to 100 ml of the indicated acid solution to obtain the buffer solution at pH 2.68. Molecular Weight of the salt 46.03g/mol Formic acid 0.25M Ka = 1.7x 10-4

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Calculate the weight in grams of the corresponding sodium salt that must be
added to 100 ml of the indicated acid solution to obtain the buffer solution at
pH 2.68. Molecular Weight of the salt 46.03g/mol
Formic acid 0.25M Ka = 1.7x 10-4

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