After preparing the citrate buffer, Vegas and Pete determined the buffer capacity of the solution by titration using 0.25 M NaOH as titrant.ParameterValueVolume of citrate buffer, mL50.0Initial pH of citrate buffer4.25Final pH of citrate buffer5.25Final buret reading, mL49.00Initial buret reading, mL35.50 Calculate the following. Show your complete solution.ΔpHΔVNaOH in mL

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After preparing the citrate buffer, Vegas and Pete determined the buffer capacity of the solution by titration using 0.25 M NaOH as titrant.

Parameter	Value
Volume of citrate buffer, mL	50.0
Initial pH of citrate buffer	4.25
Final pH of citrate buffer	5.25
Final buret reading, mL	49.00
Initial buret reading, mL	35.50

Calculate the following. Show your complete solution.

ΔpH
ΔV_NaOH in mL

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