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| KHP is an ____________ salt |
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| Human pH is resistant to drastic changes while ____________ is not. |
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| When is a buffer is most effective? |
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| It is being within 1 pH unit of the pKa. |
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| net ionic equation before the equivalence point |
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| carbonate + H+ -> water + bicarbonate |
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| Which principle says equilibrium will always be established? |
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| It is possible to use the Universal Indicator to determine the pH because ___________________ |
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| there were color changes for specific ranges of pH |
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| All buffers consist of a ____________ acid/base pair |
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| KHP is useful to determine the concentration of ______ in exp. 11 |
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| Henderson Hasselbach equation |
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| net ionic equation at equivalence point |
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| bicarbonate + H+ -> water + carbonic acid |
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| the ___________ degree of buffering occurs when pH=pKa, and this happens when the _________ of the acid component _________________ the ____________ of the basic component. |
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greatest
concentration
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| carbonic acid & bicarbonate |
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| pH scale is a _____________________ scale |
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[calculated mass - actual mass]
_______________________________ x 100
actual mass |
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