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Select the combination that results in the most effective buffer? O 0.800 M HNO2; 0.799 M NANO2 O 0.800 M HCOOH; 0.100 M KCOOH 0.700 M HNO3; 0.599 M NaNO3 O 0.100 M HBr; 0.899 M NH4B.

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O 0.800 M HCOOH; 0.100 M KCOOH
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O 0.100 M HBr; 0.899 M NH4Br

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