Given the preparation of a buffer from pyridine, a weak base, titrated with a strong base,...
Given the preparation of a buffer from pyridine, a weak base, titrated with a strong base, HCl 0.1067M:
a. Write the corresponding titration reaction.
b. Calculate how much mL of HCl 0.1067M must be added to 25.00mL of pyridine (0.08364M) to prepare a buffer with a pH of 4.37.
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