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What component of a buffer reacts with dilute sodium hydroxide to maintain constant pH after the...

What component of a buffer reacts with dilute sodium hydroxide to maintain constant pH after the addition of the base?

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NaoH is base

So, acid of buffer will react with NaOH to form weak acid and hence maintains the pH

Let the acid be HA

HA + NaOH —> NaA + H2O

this is the reaction that takes place

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