В)1. Your product research director asks you to preparea buffer solution of pH 4 having a buffer capacity of0.10. Choose a suitable combination of buffer speciesand compute the concentrations needed. If you havethe following material in your lab (acetic acid Ka=1.75*10-$, pK,= 4.76/ Na acetate), (lactic acid K=1.39*104, pK,=3.86/ Na lactate), (tartaric acid (pK,3.02, K,=9.6*104 / Na tartarate) .Which combinationdo you prefer and why?%3D2. What will be the total buffer concentration?3. What is the pH of a solution contains acetic acidand formic acid both of 0.05M ..... If you know thatthe pK, of acetic acid 1.75*10-$ and for formic acid is1.77*104 ?

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What will be the total buffer concentration? What is the pH of a solution contains acetic acid d formic acid both of 0.05M.... If you know that e pK, of acetic acid 1.75*10-5 and for formic acid is 77*104?

What will be the total buffer concentration? What is the pH of a solution contains acetic acid d formic acid both of 0.05M.... If you know that e pK, of acetic acid 1.7510-5 and for formic acid is 77104?

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1. Your product research director asks you to prepare
a buffer solution of pH 4 having a buffer capacity of
0.10. Choose a suitable combination of buffer species
and compute the concentrations needed. If you have
the following material in your lab (acetic acid Ka
=1.75*10-$, pK,= 4.76/ Na acetate), (lactic acid K=
1.39*104, pK,=3.86/ Na lactate), (tartaric acid (pK,
3.02, K,=9.6*104 / Na tartarate) .Which combination
do you prefer and why?
%3D
2. What will be the total buffer concentration?
3. What is the pH of a solution contains acetic acid
and formic acid both of 0.05M ..... If you know that
the pK, of acetic acid 1.75*10-$ and for formic acid is
1.77*104 ?

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