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Page 1: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 2: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 3: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 4: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 5: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 6: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 7: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 8: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

Page 9: ...(A) 16 (B) 44 (C) -16 44 The apparent pH of a fluid is 7.45, where bicarbonate buffer its pH Values of pKaof carbonic acid ure 6.15 and The molar ratio base] [acid] is B. 10001

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