Question 5 Remaining Time: 1 hour, 19 minutes, 11 seconds.Question Completion Status:1113141516171819202122232425262728293031323334234686.1012QUESTION 5Consider an acetate buffer system made up of acetic acid and sodium acetate, initially at the same pH as its pka (4.76). When small amount of base is added to this buffer which of the following reactions is most likely to occurwhich will prevent increase in pH of the buffer?O a. CH3COOH + N2OH - CH3CO0 + H20O b. None of the aboveOC CH3CO0 + HCICH3COOH + CrOd.CH3CO0 + NaOH -CH3COOH + Na*O e. CH3COOH + HCIе.CH3CO0+ H20QUESTION 6Which of the following statements about buffers is (are) true?(a) the pH of a buffered solution remains unchanged no matter how much acid or base isadded to the solution.O (b) the strongest buffers are made up of strong acids and strong bases(c) a buffer composed of a weak acid of pKa = 5 is a better buffer at pH 4 than at pH 6.00O (d) when pH = pKa, the weak acid and conjugate base concentrations in a buffer are equalO (e) both (b) and (d)QUESTION 7Which of the following molecules cannot exhibit intermolecular (among themselves) hydrogen bonding?O ammoniaO hydrogen sulfideO flourine gasClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.Save All AnS

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Consider an acetate buffer system made up of acetic acid and sodium acetate, initially at the same pH as its pka (4.76). When small amount of base is added to this buffer which of the following reactions is most likely to occur which will prevent increase in pH of the buffer? O a. CH3COOH + N2OH - CH3C00+ H20 Ob. None of the above OC CH3CO0" + HCI CH3COOH + Cr Od CHạCO0 + NAOH - CH3COOH + Na* Oe. CH3COOH + HCI - CH3CO0 + H20

Consider an acetate buffer system made up of acetic acid and sodium acetate, initially at the same pH as its pka (4.76). When small amount of base is added to this buffer which of the following reactions is most likely to occur which will prevent increase in pH of the buffer? O a. CH3COOH + N2OH - CH3C00+ H20 Ob. None of the above OC CH3CO0" + HCI CH3COOH + Cr Od CHạCO0 + NAOH - CH3COOH + Na* Oe. CH3COOH + HCI - CH3CO0 + H20

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