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Buffer solution

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Summary

A solution containing coupled acid–base species that reduces pHpH change over a finite added-acid or added-base range.

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Acid–base equilibriumBuffer solution

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Coupled acid–base equilibria govern buffer composition and response, while dilution, activity, temperature, side reactions, and finite reagent inventory limit simple formulas.

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