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#3 & #4 explanation please
3. A A buffer is prepared by dissolving 3.58 g of formic acid (HCO,H) and 5.95 g0 enough water to make 250 ml, of solution f potassium formate (KC ???,H) ?n . What is the plf Formic acid has a pk, of 3.80 4. An electrochemical cell has a standard-state cell potential E 0.125 V. If the electron stoichiometry n 2, what are AG and K at a temperature of 298 K?
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