Report how to make 1.0L of an 0.25M, pH = 5.2 acetate buffer using glacial acetic acid and sodium acetate. Assume the K. for the dissociation of acetic acid is 1.738x10-s. VII. CH,COOH (aq) - H (aq) + CH,COO"(aq) CH2COOMCGG) - H* Caq)+ CH 3 COo-caq) SOLUTION PREPARA

Report how to make 1.0L of an 0.25M, pH = 5.2 acetate buffer using glacial acetic acid and sodium acetate. Assume the K. for the dissociation of acetic acid is 1.738x10-s. VII. CH,COOH (aq) - H (aq) + CH,COO"(aq) CH2COOMCGG) - H* Caq)+ CH 3 COo-caq) SOLUTION PREPARA

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Report how to make 1.0L of an 0.25M, DH = 5.2 acetate buffer using glacial acetic
acid and sodium acetate. Assume the Ka for
1.738x10-5.
VII.
the dissociation of acetic acid is
CH,COOH (aq) - H* (aq) + CH;COO (aq)
SOLUTION PREPARATION

V.
Report how to make a 250.mL of 50µM sodium acetate and 0.01µ EDTA using solid sodium
acetate and 10uM EDTA.

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