Equimolar quantities of lithium hypochlorite and hypochlorous acid are placed into solution.What happens to the buffer system if some sodium hydroxide is added to the solution?) The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorite ion and the pH decreasessignificantly.The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorious acid and the pH increasessignificantly.The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorite ion and the pH decreases onlyslightly.The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorious acid and the pH increases onlyslightly.

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Equimolar quantities of lithium hypochlorite and hypochlorous acid are placed into solution.
What happens to the buffer system if some sodium hydroxide is added to the solution?
) The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorite ion and the pH decreases
significantly.
The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorious acid and the pH increases
significantly.
The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorite ion and the pH decreases only
slightly.
The sodium hydroxide reacts with the hypochlorious acid and the pH increases only
slightly.

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