Consider a buffer solution prepared from HOC1 and NaOC1. Which is the net ionic equation for the reaction that occurs when NaOH is added to this buffer? А. ОН-+ НОC1— Н20 + ОC- В. ОН-+ ОС-— носі + 02- C. Na*+ HOC1→ NaCl + OH- D. H*+ HOC1— На+ ОС1- Е. NaOH + НОC1— Н-0+ NaCl

Consider a buffer solution prepared from HOC1 and NaOC1. Which is the net ionic equation for the reaction that occurs when NaOH is added to this buffer? А. ОН-+ НОC1— Н20 + ОC- В. ОН-+ ОС-— носі + 02- C. Na+ HOC1→ NaCl + OH- D. H+ HOC1— На+ ОС1- Е. NaOH + НОC1— Н-0+ NaCl

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