1. Buffers are made from weak conjugate acid-base pairs. In Part A, step 4, of the procedure a weak base, A (prepared in step 2), is mixed with a weak acid, HA (prepared in step 3), to make a buffer. In Part A, step, of the procedure a buffer is prepared by adding 30.0 mL of strong base NaOH to 40.0 mL of weak acid. Explain how the procedure in step 5 is able to produce a buffer. Use chemical equations (HA and A) to support your answer. INTR determ the solability prod xpen he 2. Calculate the concentration of both HA and A in the buffer produced in Part A, step 5. the

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1 Buffers are made from weak conjugate acid-base pairs. In Part A. step 4, of the procedure a weak basc, A
(prepared in step 2), is mixed with a weak acid, HA (prepared in step 3), to make a buffer. In Part A, step 3,
of the procedure a buffer is prepared by adding 30.0 mL of strong base NaOH to 40.0 mL of weak acid.
Explain how the procedure in step 5 is able to produce a buffer. Use chemical equations (HA and A) to
support your answer.
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Transcribed Image Text:1 Buffers are made from weak conjugate acid-base pairs. In Part A. step 4, of the procedure a weak basc, A (prepared in step 2), is mixed with a weak acid, HA (prepared in step 3), to make a buffer. In Part A, step 3, of the procedure a buffer is prepared by adding 30.0 mL of strong base NaOH to 40.0 mL of weak acid. Explain how the procedure in step 5 is able to produce a buffer. Use chemical equations (HA and A) to support your answer. INT to determie the solubility prod This experimem by forming sihy li product on ngly of the will also invete the f t by foming the 2. Calculate the concentration of both HA and A in the buffer produced in Part A, step 5. her th dfinely Ocon ound inse this does large of luble alt i in e with is disol ent i n
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