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Please make sure parts e and f are correct, I have gotten two wrong answers so far. Thanks. Will give thumbs up. Please show work.Here is a list of hypothetical acids with their pKas. The pKa values are valid at 25 °C. Acid pK a А 3.44 B 5.12 с 6.40 D 8.d. Which of these acids, in combination with its conjugate base, would be the best one to use to create a buffer with a pH ofe. Use the acid that you chose in part d and its conjugate base to design a buffer with a pH of 6.20 at 25 °C. In other words

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