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For a basic buffer made of a weak base B and its salt BHCl with a strong acid, the Henderson equation is
A
pOH
=
p
K
b
+
lo
g
[
base
]
[
salt
]
B
pOH
=
p
K
b
+
lo
g
[
salt
]
[
base
]
C
pH
=
p
K
b
+
lo
g
[
base
]
[
salt
]
D
pOH
=
p
K
a
+
lo
g
[
base
]
[
salt
]
Answer: A
From
K
b
=
[
OH
X
−
]
[
BH
X
+
]
/
[
B
]
, taking negative logarithm gives
pOH
=
p
K
b
+
lo
g
([
salt
]
/
[
base
])
.
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