Calculate the weight of citric acid – H2O (MW = 210 g/mol) and NaOH (MW 40g/mol) needed to prepare 1.0 L of citrate buffer which is 0.2 M in Na+ and pH 5.2 (pK1= 3.13, pK2= 4.76, pK3= 6.4.
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24.2 g citric acid – H2O and 8.0 g NaOH
Calculate the weight of citric acid – H2O (MW = 210 g/mol) and NaOH (MW 40g/mol)...
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