Q8. a) Make a brief explanation for the common ion effect and buffer solution. b) Consider these below-given solutions; Solution 1-Equal volumes of 1.0M Acetic acid (HAC) and 1.0 M Acetate (Ac). Solution 2-Equal volumes of 0.1M Acetic acid (HAC) and 0.1M Acetate (Ac). Explain the difference between the observed buffer capacities of these solutions. (Hint: assume that you add 0.010 mol of OH to 1.00 L of buffer) and comment on the results.

Q8. a) Make a brief explanation for the common ion effect and buffer solution. b) Consider these below-given solutions; Solution 1-Equal volumes of 1.0M Acetic acid (HAC) and 1.0 M Acetate (Ac). Solution 2-Equal volumes of 0.1M Acetic acid (HAC) and 0.1M Acetate (Ac). Explain the difference between the observed buffer capacities of these solutions. (Hint: assume that you add 0.010 mol of OH to 1.00 L of buffer) and comment on the results.

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