Wat is the concentration of a lactic acid buffer pka 39


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a) What is the concentration of a lactic acid buffer (pKa= 3.9) that contains 4.201 M of CH3CH(OH)COOH and 4.201 M of CH3CH(OH)COO-? Give your answer using 2 decimal points.

b) What is the pH? (Give your answer using 1 decimal point.)

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