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What is the purpose of a buffer? a.increase the pH of a solution b.decrease the pH of a solution c.resist changes in pH d.procedure used to determine pH of solution
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What is the purpose of a buffer?

a.increase the pH of a solution
b.decrease the pH of a solution
c.resist changes in pH
d.procedure used to determine pH of solution

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buffers resist changes in pH levels, they are used to regulate biological functions that only occur at certain pH levels.
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To limit pH changes in solution.

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