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what happens to the pH of a buffer solution upon dilution ?

leelo

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11 years ago

what happens to the pH of a buffer solution upon dilution ?

Also, what happens tp the buffer capacity upon dilution ?.

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JU

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11 years ago

The pH of a buffer solution changes only slightly upon dilution.
The buffer capacity isn't affected as well upon dilution.

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