Solutions of citric acid and sodium citrate are combined in equal volume to produce a buffer. Identify the combination that will produce the buffer with the highest buffer capacity. O 0.01 M C H₂O7, 0.1 M Na3 C,H,O, 0.1 M C H₂O7, 0.1 M Na₂C6H₂O, O 0.01 M C H₂O,, 0.01 M Na, C,H,O, O 0.1 M C H₂07, 0.01 M Na3 C6H₂O,

Solutions of citric acid and sodium citrate are combined in equal volume to produce a buffer. Identify the combination that will produce the buffer with the highest buffer capacity. O 0.01 M C H₂O7, 0.1 M Na3 C,H,O, 0.1 M C H₂O7, 0.1 M Na₂C6H₂O, O 0.01 M C H₂O,, 0.01 M Na, C,H,O, O 0.1 M C H₂07, 0.01 M Na3 C6H₂O,

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