Chemistry, asked by riyasuddin, 1 year ago


4. If a solution has to be a buffer, its pH should be
A) As its pKa value B) As its pKa value C)
At 7
D)14​

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Answered by Anmol1511
1

I think its A) Because a buffer solution don't have a definite solution

Answered by qwmagpies
0

The correct option is A.

  • A buffer solution is prepared by mixing a weak acid or weak base with its corresponding salts.
  • Thus salt is a neutral substance so, can't affect the pH value.
  • But the pKa value of weak acid or weak base fall effect on pH value.
  • Thus the pH value of a buffer solution is the same as its pKa value.
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