In the case of an acidic buffer solution, the concentration of the conjugate base is prominently supplied by the:
Correct answer: B. Salt
- A. Acid
- B. Salt
- C. Base
- D. Solvent
Explanation
An acidic buffer consists of a weak acid and its salt. The salt is a strong electrolyte that dissociates completely in solution, providing a large reservoir of the conjugate base.
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