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Practical aspects of buffers Chemistry 201 NC < strong >State strong > < strong >University strong > Lecture 15 The everyday pH scale To review what pH means in practice, we consider the pH of everyday substances that we know from experience. Remember that [H+] = 10-pH. pH + pOH = 14 Therefore that [OH-] = 10pH-14. Two ways to make a buffer Add the < strong >acid strong > and conjugate base to the solution in a defined proportion. Method 1 Method 2 Add a strong < strong >acid strong > to the weak base (or vice versa) until the desired proportion [A-]/[HA] is obtained. Buffer strength The ratio [A-]/[HA] should be as close as possible 1:1, but the amounts may vary. To make a stronger buffer you simply need to increase the amount of each component.
Two ways to make a buffer Add the acid and conjugate base to the solution in a defined proportion. Method 1 Method 2 Add a strong acid to the weak base
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