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Standard XII
Chemistry
Basic Buffer Action
When 0.5 mo...
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When
0.5
mole of
N
a
O
H
were added to one littre of a buffer solution, its
p
H
changes from
5.70
to
5.85
. Find the buffer capacity (nearest integer).
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Solution
Buffer capacity is given by the expression:
Buffer capacity
=
Number of moles of acid/base added per litre of buffer solution
change in pH
.
Substitute values in the above equation.
Buffer capacity
=
0.5
5.85
−
5.70
=
3.333
≈
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