Original post by Mvpmb
So i understand that:
What is in excess - what is not in excess/ Total volume
Allows you to do more complex buffer calculations
can someone explain to me why this is so i can remember it easier?
What is in excess - what is not in excess/ Total volume
Allows you to do more complex buffer calculations
can someone explain to me why this is so i can remember it easier?
Excess is where it is not the limiting reactant, one reactant is limiting and one is in excess.
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