2) Calculate how you would prepare 1.000 / of a pH 9.50 buffer made from NH3 and NH,CI. You are provided with 2.000 / of 5.00 M NH3 and 250 g NH.Cl solid. Kµ= 1.75x10-5. Assume that the addition of solid does not result in a volume change.

2) Calculate how you would prepare 1.000 / of a pH 9.50 buffer made from NH3 and NH,CI. You are provided with 2.000 / of 5.00 M NH3 and 250 g NH.Cl solid. Kµ= 1.75x10-5. Assume that the addition of solid does not result in a volume change.

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NH3 and NH,CI. You are provided with 2.000 / of 5.00 M NH3 and 250 g
NH.Cl solid. Kµ= 1.75x10-5. Assume that the addition of solid does not
result in a volume change.

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