Table 3-pH Meter Measurement Values of Ammonia/Ammonium Buffer Part C- Buffers pH of concentrated buffer pH of diluted buffer pH of buffer + HCL pH of buffer + NaOH Table 4-pH Meter Measurement Value of Non-Buffered Solutions Part D - Comparison to water pH of pure water 9.60 9.36 9.32 9.45 pH of water + HCI pH of water + NaOH 10.02 5.42 6.29 Page 2 of 8 6) In both Part C and Part D five drops of acid and five drops of base were added to around 30 mL of buffer solution and water respectively. a) Comment and discuss the difference between the pH change in the buffered and non-buffered solutions. Explanation of how that correlates to pH data Put your answer here in this box! b) What happened to the protons of the acid when it was dripped into the pure water? Page 6 of 8 Explanation of how that correlates to pH data Put your answer here in this box! c) What happened to the protons of the acid when it was dripped into the buffered solution? Explanation of how that correlates to pH data Put your answer here in this box!
Table 3-pH Meter Measurement Values of Ammonia/Ammonium Buffer Part C- Buffers pH of concentrated buffer pH of diluted buffer pH of buffer + HCL pH of buffer + NaOH Table 4-pH Meter Measurement Value of Non-Buffered Solutions Part D - Comparison to water pH of pure water 9.60 9.36 9.32 9.45 pH of water + HCI pH of water + NaOH 10.02 5.42 6.29 Page 2 of 8 6) In both Part C and Part D five drops of acid and five drops of base were added to around 30 mL of buffer solution and water respectively. a) Comment and discuss the difference between the pH change in the buffered and non-buffered solutions. Explanation of how that correlates to pH data Put your answer here in this box! b) What happened to the protons of the acid when it was dripped into the pure water? Page 6 of 8 Explanation of how that correlates to pH data Put your answer here in this box! c) What happened to the protons of the acid when it was dripped into the buffered solution? Explanation of how that correlates to pH data Put your answer here in this box!
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