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Which of the following pair of compounds are capable of forming a buffer solution when dissolved in water?
HBr and MgCl2
HNO3 and KNO3
H2Co3 and HCl
NaCl and Ch3COOH
H2CO3 and NaHCO3
3 Answers
- NoneLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
H2CO3 and NaHCO3
Buffer solutions commonly consist of a weak acid and its conjugate base
- Anonymous5 years ago
answer is b). Water being a polar solvent, dissociates like this: H20--->H+ + H0- (in equilibrium) Polar compounds too(like NaCl) dissociate: Na+Cl---> Na+ Cl- so the style likages like Na--H and HO----Cl. different water molecules style hydronium ion: H20 + H+ + HO- -----> H30+ + HO- Hydronium ion So the too dissolve. Molecular solids and crystalline solids in wonderful condition into the gaps or intermolecular areas b/w the water molecules this is the non polar hydrocarbons that can not dissolve in water, yet can in organic and organic solvents like benzene, Carbon disulphide etc. it quite is by using the shown fact that non ploar hdrocarbons do no longer dissociate. Neither can the link to the H+ and HO- produced by using water.
