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Card 36
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Why is methyl orange not suitable as an indicator for the titration between NaOH and CH3COOH?
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Card 37
Front
Why does the pH in a strong base - weak acid titration only change gradually at first?
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Card 38
Front
What is a buffer solution?
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Card 39
Front
Give an acid buffer.
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Card 40
Front
Give the most common basic buffer.
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Card 41
Front
How does an acidic buffer of sodium ethanoate and ethanoic acid oppose the addition of an acid (H+ ions?)
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Card 42
Front
Write two equations for the reaction of a base, OH- , with this acid buffer.
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Card 43
Front
What is the equation for calcuating the [H+] of an acidic buffer?
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Card 44
Front
What is the important buffer in the blood?
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Card 45
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Give another equilibrium this acid is found in, with CO2
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