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Use equations to explain how a buffer system, such as hno2:no2, reacts with h3o and oh?
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DrBob222
HNO2/NO2^- system.
With H3O^+ the NO2^- uses that as
H3O^+ + NO2^- ==> HNO2 + H2O
With OH^- the HNO2 uses that as
HNO2 + OH^- ==> NO2^- + H2O
With H3O^+ the NO2^- uses that as
H3O^+ + NO2^- ==> HNO2 + H2O
With OH^- the HNO2 uses that as
HNO2 + OH^- ==> NO2^- + H2O
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