conceptualize the following terms: a. concepts and principles of acid-base equilibrium b. acid-base equilibrium reactions c. diagram of processes d. impact/effect of acid-base imbalance or metabolic disorder caused by acid-base imbalance e. buffer system

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Q: How do we choose a buffer?

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Q: The pH scale is only valid for water. Explain.

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