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29. A student has 200 mL of a buffer solution that consists of 0.700 M of citric acid and 0.500 M sodium citrate. What is the
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29) sodium citric citrale acid pr= pket lag (sodiu with - 3.06 + log o. So - 3.06 - 0.146 pH = 2.91

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