Norman Good described ten criteria for choosing biological examples of these substances, such as high solubility and not forming complexes with other components of a solution. By adding pKa [P-K-A] to the log of the (*) base concentration over the acid concentration in the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation, one can find the pH of one of these solutions. For 10 points, name these solutions made of a weak acid and its conjugat
Norman Good described ten criteria for choosing biological examples of these substances, such as high solubility and not forming complexes with other components of a solution. By adding pKa [P-K-A] to the log of the (*) base concentration over the acid concentration in the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation, one can find the pH of one of these solutions. For 10 points, name these solutions made of a weak acid and its conjugate base, exemplified by bicarbonate in the blood, which resist changes in pH.
Norman Good described ten criteria for choosing biological examples of these substances, such as high solubility and not forming complexes with other components of a solution.
buffer(s)