Question 11 Flurbiprofen is a Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug ( NSAID). HO Starting with an aqueous solution of Flurbiprofen. Which of the following graphs represents the change in pH and the reaction quotient Q as a function of time if more Flurbiprofen is added to the system?

Question 11 Flurbiprofen is a Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drug ( NSAID). HO Starting with an aqueous solution of Flurbiprofen. Which of the following graphs represents the change in pH and the reaction quotient Q as a function of time if more Flurbiprofen is added to the system?

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