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When reacting an acid or a base with pure water, why do we use the quadratic formula? But when we react say a base with a strong acid, we use Henderson hasselbach equation? What's the concept/reasoning behind it
When reacting an acid or a base with pure water, why do we use the quadratic formula? But when we react say a base with a strong acid, we use Henderson hasselbach equation? What's the concept/reasoning behind it
Reid WolffLv2
13 Dec 2019
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