In acetic acid/sodium acetate buffer the solute particles were Na+¹, C₂H3O2, and HC₂H3O2. With which of these particles did added hydroxide ions (from NaOH solution) react? H₂O HC₂H3O2 Na+ H₂O + C₂H3O2 C₂H3O2 H₂O + HC₂H3O2

In acetic acid/sodium acetate buffer the solute particles were Na+¹, C₂H3O2, and HC₂H3O2. With which of these particles did added hydroxide ions (from NaOH solution) react? H₂O HC₂H3O2 Na+ H₂O + C₂H3O2 C₂H3O2 H₂O + HC₂H3O2

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In acetic acid/sodium acetate buffer the solute particles were Na+, C₂H3O2¯, and HC₂H3O2.
With which of these particles did added hydroxide ions (from NaOH solution) react?
H₂O
O HC₂H₂O2
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