Chemistry: Buffer solutions. Logarithms (3)
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  • Good lecture!

    WongeneKIM 7 months ago

  • Thank you very much for your help!!!!

    God Bless you

    yulikobe 10 months ago

  • but i was taught that a buffer is someone that works out at the gym... i am lost now..

    edde8282 1 year ago

  • @edde8282 :D Funny! 

    drparisa 1 year ago

  • wow teacher you are the king of chem

    parksean 1 year ago

  • pH is actually:

    pH= -log[H+]

    BellaRay1993 1 year ago

  • @BellaRay1993 H+ = H3O therefore pH=-log[H+]=-log[H3O]

    Nimztv 1 year ago

  • @Nimztv oups [H+]=[H3O+]

    Nimztv 1 year ago

  • why does h2so4 protante?

    deltaforce 2 years ago

  • @deltaforce wow i know this is really late and probably wont help you at all but its cause thats a strong acid. the oxygens increase the electronegativity of the molecule making it more easily deprotonate; a strong acid.

    cheetah219 1 year ago

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