Homework buffer help
Solution A was made by mixing together 25cm3 0.010moldm aqueous NaOH with 50cm3 0.010moldm ethanoic acid. Solution A is a buffer.
Solution B was made by mixing together 25cm3 0.020moldm aqueous NaOH with 50cm3 0.010moldm ethanoic acid. Solution B is not a buffer.
Please help, it will be much appreciated.
Solution B was made by mixing together 25cm3 0.020moldm aqueous NaOH with 50cm3 0.010moldm ethanoic acid. Solution B is not a buffer.
Please help, it will be much appreciated.
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Solution A was made by mixing together 25cm3 0.010moldm aqueous NaOH with 50cm3 0.010moldm ethanoic acid. Solution A is a buffer.
Solution B was made by mixing together 25cm3 0.020moldm aqueous NaOH with 50cm3 0.010moldm ethanoic acid. Solution B is not a buffer.
Please help, it will be much appreciated.
Solution B was made by mixing together 25cm3 0.020moldm aqueous NaOH with 50cm3 0.010moldm ethanoic acid. Solution B is not a buffer.
Please help, it will be much appreciated.
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