A student prepares 200 ml of a 0.5M phosphate buffer at pH=6.4. What will the pH be if the student dilutes this buffer to 1 liter?
A - 3.4
B - 6.0
C - 6.4
D. - 7.4
E. - 11.4
pH = pKa + log[base]/[acid]
When the buffer is diluted, the concentration of acid and the base, both are reduced by the same factor. So, their ratio remains the same. Also, pKa is a constant and doesn't depend upon the concentration of the buffer. So, the pH of the buffer doesn't change.
So, the pH is 6.4
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