Box 1 and 2.box 1 answer choices: [conj. acid]>[conj. base],[conj. acid]=[conj. base], or [conj. acid]<[conj. base]box 2 answer choices: protects equally well in both directions, protects better against an acid, or protects better against a base. If a buffer is to maintain a pH above its ideal pH.How must the relative amounts of the conjugates in the buffercompare?[ Select ]How would the buffering capacities compare?[ Select]

Buffer is the solution which resist a change in pH when an acid or a base is added into it.

Box 1 and 2. box 1 answer choices: [conj. acid]>[conj. base],[conj. acid]=[conj. base], or [conj. acid]<[conj. base] box 2 answer choices: protects equally well in both directions, protects better against an acid, or protects better against a base

Box 1 and 2. box 1 answer choices: [conj. acid]>[conj. base],[conj. acid]=[conj. base], or [conj. acid]<[conj. base] box 2 answer choices: protects equally well in both directions, protects better against an acid, or protects better against a base

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

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Problem 9.117E: Which of the following acids and its conjugate base would you use to make a buffer with a pH of...

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box 1 answer choices: [conj. acid]>[conj. base],[conj. acid]=[conj. base], or [conj. acid]<[conj. base]
box 2 answer choices: protects equally well in both directions, protects better against an acid, or protects better against a base.

If a buffer is to maintain a pH above its ideal pH.
How must the relative amounts of the conjugates in the buffer
compare?
[ Select ]
How would the buffering capacities compare?
[ Select]

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