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What is the right type and amount of buffer?
« on: 24/08/2020 14:29:13 »
Hello

I want to conduct an experiment with a chemical reaction that will take place in a neutral pH solution but it will produce 100mmol of protons.

What type and amount of buffer do I need to add to the solution so that the pH will stay the same?

If you can point me to a cheap buffer to buy online it would be best as my budget is limited.

Thanks!
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