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If you dissolve the solid of the salt of a weak acid (eg. Sodium acetate) in water will you have an effective buffer? Why?
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If you dissolve the solid of the salt of a weak acid (eg. Sodium acetate) in water will you have an effective buffer? Why?

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because when you mix sodium with water it devolves because the salt can't stand the water
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