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This study guide covers the crucial relationship between pH, pKa, and buffers, including understanding 'p' notation (-log), calculating pKa and acid strength, and the importance of buffers in resisting pH changes. It explains the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation for buffer calculations and how to select appropriate acid-base indicators for titrations based on their effective range and equivalence points. The guide also includes practice questions and exam tips.
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Question 1 of 10
What does the 'p' in pH, pKa, and pOH represent? 🤔
The positive logarithm
The inverse of the concentration
The negative logarithm
The square root of the concentration