MCQ
Which buffer solution comprising of the following has its pH value greater than 7?
- ACH3COOH + CH3COONa
- BHCOOH + HCOOK
- CCH3COONH4
- DNH4OH + NH4Cl
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Answer
- NH4OH + NH4Cl
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