Calculate the volumes of 0.20m acetic acid

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Problem- Calculate the volumes of 0.20M acetic acid, 0.20M sodium acetate, and pure water needed to make 20.00 mL of a buffer having pH=5.00. Repeat analogous, seperate calculations for buffers having pH=4.00 and pH=6.00. In each case determine the amounts of the acid and base that require the minimum volume of added water to reach a total volume of 20.00 mL.

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Reference no: EM13691639

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