25). One of your classmates, Chem 109 student said, “I can make a perchlorate buffer using equal amount of 0.1 M HCIO4 and 0.1 M NaCIO4." Will the solution prepared properly by this student functions as a buffer? Another word, can this solution be a buffer? а. yes d. need only ClIO, to make the buffer. c. need only HCIO, to make a perchlorate buffer. e. none of the above b. no

25). One of your classmates, Chem 109 student said, “I can make a perchlorate buffer using equal amount of 0.1 M HCIO4 and 0.1 M NaCIO4." Will the solution prepared properly by this student functions as a buffer? Another word, can this solution be a buffer? а. yes d. need only ClIO, to make the buffer. c. need only HCIO, to make a perchlorate buffer. e. none of the above b. no

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