4. How much did the pH of water change when NaOH was added? Compare this with thepH change of the buffer when NaOH was added. Look for a change in pH when theNaOH is added. Compare column 3 with columns 4 and 5.5. Why is aspirin sometimes buffered?6. Do research to find how buffers are used in the human body (acid-base homeostasis).Why are buffers important for life? LAB 21Questions for BuffersTable 21.1Row/ColABCD23Solution1Distilleyellowwater3Dated Clear Clear Clear Pink PinkDistilled63Buffer lightpurple2. What is the pH of pure water?4Yellow lightPurple 6Tight,porriea4Buffer Clear Clary clearClear ClearCleary1. How did the pH of the buffer in well D3 compare with the theoretical value of 4.8?5Lab213. How much did the pH of water change when HCI was added? Compare this with the pHchange of the buffer when HCI was added. Look for the change in pH when the HCI isadded, not just the pH. Compare columns 1 and 2 with column 3. Remember that thepH ranges are: bromophenol blue, 3 yellow to 4.6 purple; and phenolphthalein, 8.3 clearto 10 red.

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Table 21.1 Row/Col A Solution 2 5 Distille water Yellow light Pungle Time 3 Distilled Clear Clear Clever Pinks Pink Water 3 6 Buffer light lightie Purple Purple Pujole 4 Buffer Clear Clear y Clear Cleary clear 4 1. How did the pH of the buffer in well D3 compare with the theoretical value of 4.8? B C D 1 yellow 3 3 2. What is the pH of pure water? 4 3. How much did the pH of water change when HCI was added? Compare this with the change of the buffer when HCI was added. Look for the change in pH when the HCli added, not just the pH. Compare columns 1 and 2 with column 3. Remember that th pH ranges are: bromophenol blue, 3 yellow to 4.6 purple; and phenolphthalein, 8.3 c to 10 red.

Table 21.1 Row/Col A Solution 2 5 Distille water Yellow light Pungle Time 3 Distilled Clear Clear Clever Pinks Pink Water 3 6 Buffer light lightie Purple Purple Pujole 4 Buffer Clear Clear y Clear Cleary clear 4 1. How did the pH of the buffer in well D3 compare with the theoretical value of 4.8? B C D 1 yellow 3 3 2. What is the pH of pure water? 4 3. How much did the pH of water change when HCI was added? Compare this with the change of the buffer when HCI was added. Look for the change in pH when the HCli added, not just the pH. Compare columns 1 and 2 with column 3. Remember that th pH ranges are: bromophenol blue, 3 yellow to 4.6 purple; and phenolphthalein, 8.3 c to 10 red.

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