Chemistry, asked by nidA4596, 1 year ago

How does sodium phosphate buffer stabilize in its native structure?

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Answered by Striker10

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Answer:

....Hope it helps buddy...

Explanation:

Its bonds become stromg and less energised and thus achieves stability

Answered by rupali1940

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Answer:

→its Bond become strong and less energize.

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