MCQ
$20\, ml$ solution contains $0.1\, M, NH_4Cl$ and $0.01\, M\, NH_4OH$. By adding which one its $pH$ will not change ?
  • Addition of $1\,ml$ water
  • B
    Addition of $5\,ml$, $0.1\, M\, NH_4Cl$
  • C
    Addition of $5\,ml$, $0.1\, M\, NH_4OH$
  • D
    Addition of $10\,ml$, $0.1\,M\, NH_4Cl$

Answer

Correct option: A.
Addition of $1\,ml$ water
a
By addition of small amount of water $pH$ of buffer solution does not change

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