Chemistry, 09.03.2021 16:00 jalenJohnson6t
Why do buffer systems use either a weak acid or a weak base?
Weak acids and weak bases do not react easily.
Weak acids and weak bases are partially dissociated.
Weak acids and weak bases are unaffected by temperature.
Weak acids and weak bases are found in abundance on the earth.
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