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Buffer solutions and Henderson equation
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When a small amount of HCl is added to an acetic acid - sodium acetate buffer, the added
H
X
+
is mainly consumed by
A
CH
X
3
COO
X
−
ions
B
CH
X
3
COOH
molecules
C
Na
X
+
ions
D
OH
X
−
ions of water in large quantity
Answer: A
The conjugate base reacts:
CH
X
3
COO
X
−
+
H
X
+
CH
X
3
COOH
. The weak acid cannot remove
H
X
+
, and
Na
X
+
is a spectator.
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