Which of the following statements about buffers is FALSE?O a buffer consists of a weak acid and its soluble ionic saltO most body fluids contain natural buffer systema buffer solution can react with either H3O" or OH ionsO the pH of a buffer never changes even after the addition of H30' or OH ions

Buffer is an substance which resist any change of pH after addition of Some amount of acid and…

Which of the following statements about buffers is FALSE? O a buffer consists of a weak acid and its soluble ionic salt O most body fluids contain natural buffer system O a buffer solution can react with either H30" or OH ions O the pH of a buffer never changes even after the addition of H30" or OH ions

Which of the following statements about buffers is FALSE? O a buffer consists of a weak acid and its soluble ionic salt O most body fluids contain natural buffer system O a buffer solution can react with either H30" or OH ions O the pH of a buffer never changes even after the addition of H30" or OH ions

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