2) How many moles of methylammonium chloride (CH;NH;Cl) are needed to prepare a buffer that is pH 9.64 and contains 0.15 moles methylamine (CH;NH2)? pK», CH;NH2 = 3.36 *Show calculations!*

2) How many moles of methylammonium chloride (CH;NH;Cl) are needed to prepare a buffer that is pH 9.64 and contains 0.15 moles methylamine (CH;NH2)? pK», CH;NH2 = 3.36 Show calculations!

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter25: Ph Measurements-buffers And Their Properties

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