YHPO;- YH,PO, You have the urgent need to prepare a pH 7.000 buffer to be used as a calibration standard.2 You can use the activity coefficient ratio to accurately prepare such a buffer if the ionic strength is kept at 0.100 m. What molalities of KH,PO, and NaHPO, should be mixed to obtain a pH of 7.000 and µ = 0.100 m? Na, HPO,: KH,PO4:

YHPO;- YH,PO, You have the urgent need to prepare a pH 7.000 buffer to be used as a calibration standard.2 You can use the activity coefficient ratio to accurately prepare such a buffer if the ionic strength is kept at 0.100 m. What molalities of KH,PO, and NaHPO, should be mixed to obtain a pH of 7.000 and µ = 0.100 m? Na, HPO,: KH,PO4:

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