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How does a buffer work? O A. It prevents added acids or bases from dissociating. O B. It forms new conjugate pairs with the added ions. O C. It neutralizes acids or bases by precipitating a salt. O D.
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How does a buffer work?

O A. It prevents added acids or bases from dissociating.
O B. It forms new conjugate pairs with the added ions.
O C. It neutralizes acids or bases by precipitating a salt.
O D. It bonds with the added H+ or OH in solution.

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Answer: O D. It bonds with the added H+ or OH in solution.

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