For a buffered solution consisting of CH3COOH and CH3COONa what happen chemicall

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For a buffered solution consisting of CH3COOH and CH3COONa what happen chemically when an incoming base, OH1- , is added QUESTION For a bufered solution consisting of CHjCOOH and CH3COONa, what happens chemicaly when an incoming base, OH!-is O The buffer acidCH3COOH, The buffer The buffer acid, CHjcoo1, neutralizes base, CH3coo1; neutralizes The butfer base, CH3COOH neutralizes the incoming base, and buffer base is made neutralizes the the incoming base, and buffer base is made the incoming base, and buffer acild is made incoming base, and buffer acid is made

Explanation / Answer

in the given buffer

acid component --> CH3COOH

base component ---> CH3COONa

given

OH- is added to buffer

since

OH- is basic , it will react with acid component of the buffer , CH3COOH

So

the buffer acid CH3COOH , neutralizes the incoming base and buffer base is made

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