Chapter 2: QAE (page 43)
Why does buffer capacity increase as a solution becomes very acidic (pH≈1) or very basic (pH≈13)?
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At very low pH i.e. very acidic (pH≈ 1) or very high pH i.e. very basic (pH≈13),
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Chapter 2: QAE (page 43)
Why does buffer capacity increase as a solution becomes very acidic (pH≈1) or very basic (pH≈13)?
At very low pH i.e. very acidic (pH≈ 1) or very high pH i.e. very basic (pH≈13),
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