c. Which is true about their concentration ratios? Check the box corresponding your answer. [Buffer 1] > [Buffer 2] > [Buffer 3] (Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] > [Buffer 1] [Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] (Buffer 3] = [Buffer 2] > [Buffer 1] (Buffer 3] > [Buffer 2] = [Buffer 1] d. Which of the following is true about the ability of the three buffers to resist pH change when 1 mL of HCI is added to each buffer? Check the box corresponding your answer. Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1< Buffer 2 < Buffer 3 Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 > Buffer 2 > Buffer 3 Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 = Buffer 2 = Buffer 3 Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1< Buffer 2 = Buffer 3 Ability to resist pH change: Buffer 1 = Buffer 2 < Buffer 3 %3D e. Which solution has the highest buffer capacity? Check the box corresponding your answer. Buffer 1 Buffer 2 Buffer 3 Their buffer capacities are equal
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