During HCl addition, which of the buffers A, B or C behave as the best buffer? During NaOH addition, which of the buffers A, B, C behave as the best buffer? Action of a Buffer After addition of H After addition of OH Equal concentrations of weak acid and conjugate base Explain your results? OH (a) (b) 00000
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Could someone help me solve this. We have three different buffer solutions and are supposed to determine which of the three buffers for an acid and a base worked best. How would that be determined and what should I look for as an indicator of best fit? Thank you.
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