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If caffeine hydrochloride. the salt of caffeine, is added to coffee. what will happen to the following caffeine equilibrium? Win it shift to the left, right, or not be affected at all? Why? What is this effect called? Could the caffeine/caffeine hydrochloride pair act as a buffer? Explain why or why not.
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If caffeine hydrochloride. the salt of caffeine, is added to coffee. what will happen to the following caffeine equilibrium? Win it shift to the left, right, or not be affected at all? Why? What is this effect called? Could the caffeine/caffeine hydrochloride pair act as a buffer? Explain why or why not.
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