The purpose of a buffer is to ____________________. Question 6 options: A. regulate pH B. increase acidity C. decrease pH D. decrease alkalinity

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The purpose of a buffer is to ____________________.

Question 6 options:

A. regulate pH

B. increase acidity

C. decrease pH

D. decrease alkalinity

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it is C) decrease PH

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