[NH,*]= 0.10 M [NH3] = 1.00 M OH3BO3/H₂BO3 O H₂CO3/HCO3 HOCI / OCI- NHÀ 1 NH3 O HCO₂H/HCO₂ O HCO3 / CO3²- pH = 10.25 pk = 9.25 K₂= 5.6 × 10-10 Which of the following best describes the control of buffer pH? A buffer's pH is near the weak acid's pK, and shifts with changes in the [base] or [acid]. The pH of a buffer depends only on the relative concentrations of the weak acid and weak base present. The pH of a buffer depends only on the pk of the weak acid.

[NH,*]= 0.10 M [NH3] = 1.00 M OH3BO3/H₂BO3 O H₂CO3/HCO3 HOCI / OCI- NHÀ 1 NH3 O HCO₂H/HCO₂ O HCO3 / CO3²- pH = 10.25 pk = 9.25 K₂= 5.6 × 10-10 Which of the following best describes the control of buffer pH? A buffer's pH is near the weak acid's pK, and shifts with changes in the [base] or [acid]. The pH of a buffer depends only on the relative concentrations of the weak acid and weak base present. The pH of a buffer depends only on the pk of the weak acid.

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