Basic buffer solution is:
Correct answer: D. NH4OH/NH4CI.
- A. HF/NaF.
- B. H2CO3 /Na2CO3
- C. (COOH)2 /(COONa)2
- D. NH4OH/NH4CI.
Explanation
Basic buffer is the mixture of weak base and salt of it with strong acid. NH4OH is weak base and NH4Cl is salt of strong acid (HCI).
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