Since Ka is not give, kindly solve it also 3. Using the given K values, calculate the pH of a buffer that contains the givenaconcentrations of a weak acid and its conjugate base. Show your solution.a. 0.10 M Na, HPO, and 0.10 M Na,PO,b. 0.22 M NaHCO, and 0.22 M Na,CO,

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3. Using the given K values, calculate the pH of a buffer that contains the given concentrations of a weak acid and its conjugate base. Show your solution. a. 0.10 M Na,HPO, and 0.10 M Na,PO, 4 b. 0.22 M NaHCO, and 0.22 M Na,CO,

3. Using the given K values, calculate the pH of a buffer that contains the given concentrations of a weak acid and its conjugate base. Show your solution. a. 0.10 M Na,HPO, and 0.10 M Na,PO, 4 b. 0.22 M NaHCO, and 0.22 M Na,CO,

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a. 0.10 M Na, HPO, and 0.10 M Na,PO,
b. 0.22 M NaHCO, and 0.22 M Na,CO,

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