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I need to know whether, given the actual composition of a synthetic fluid (in water) stated as concentrations of Na, K, Cl, urea, NH4, phosphate, citrate, and creatinine a resulting pH can be computed from first principles given the involved pKs - 3 for phosphate and citrate, one for creatinine and one for NH4. I ask because I (think) I can and just wanted to make sure that everybody else already knew how to do it. I do not need to have concentration of conjugate acid and base - just the raw total concentration. Is that well known?