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Creating Buffers: Salt or Acid/Base Pair?
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[QUOTE="Borek, post: 6505791, member: 23711"] You need a [I]conjugate pair[/I], how you got it in the solution doesn't matter. You can start with an acid and a salt, you can start with the acid and partially neutralize it with some other base, you can start with just the salt and acidify it with some other acid. [/QUOTE]
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