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Chemistry, 29.06.2019 14:00 CoolRahim9090

You have at your lab bench the following chemicals: nah2po4 (s), na2hpo4 (s), na3po4 (s), nh4cl(s), nach3coo(s), 1.0 m ch3cooh(l), 1.00 m nh3, 1.00 m naoh, 1.00 m hcl, and deionized water. you also have standard glassware available. describe how you would make 500 ml of buffer with a ph of 5.00 using only pure materials and deionized water so that the total concentration of the conjugate acid/base pair is 0.200 m

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