What is the pH of a .100L of buffer solution that containts .31M HPO42- and .50M H2PO4-? What is the resulting pH when .0050 moles of KOH is added to the solution? Assume there is no change in volume on KOH addition. (pKas of H3PO4: pKa1= 2.16, pKa2= 7.21, pKa3= 12.32)
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