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Of the following solutions, which is a buffer system? O A mixture of HI and KI O A mixure of KOH and HBr O A mixture of H2 S and NaCl O A mxiure of HC2 H3 02 and LiC2 H3 02 A mixture of NaCl and HCI

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Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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Of the following solutions, which is a buffer system?
O A mixture of HI and KI
O A mixure of KOH and HBr
O A mixture of H2
S and NaCl
A mxiure of HC2
H3 02
and LiC2
H3
02
O A mixture of NaCl and HCI

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