Which of the following best describes the concentrations of the acetate ion and acetic acid in an acetate buffer with a pH of 5.2?
A. 10% sodium acetate and 90% acetic acid
B. 90% sodium acetate and 10% acetic acid
C. 50% sodium acetate and 50% acetic acid
D. 25% sodium acetate and 75% acetic acid
E. 75% sodium acetate and 25% acetic acid
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