What are five examples of buffer solutions?

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anor277
Mar 28, 2018

You want only FIVE, why not 55?

Explanation:

A buffer solution is composed of a weak acid, and its conjugate base in appreciable concentrations...and so five examples are...

#(i)# #"Acetic acid/sodium acetate"#

#(ii)# #"Ammonium chloride/ammonia"#

#(iii)# #"Bicarbonate/carbon dioxide (carbonic acid)"#

#(iv)# #"dihydrogen phosphate/biphosphate"#

#(v)# #"Citric acid/citrate"#

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