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Buffer solutions and Henderson equation
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Which of the following is NOT a buffer solution?
A
HCOOH
+
HCOONa
in water
B
NH
X
4
OH
+
NH
X
4
Cl
in water
C
CH
X
3
COOH
+
CH
X
3
COOK
in water
D
HCl
+
NaCl
in water
Answer: D
HCl is a strong acid and NaCl does not supply a conjugate base of a weak acid, so no weak conjugate pair is present and the pH is not buffered.
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