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    When a Strong Acid Is Added to the Bicarbonate Buffer
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When a Strong Acid Is Added to the Bicarbonate Buffer

Question 2

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When a strong acid is added to the bicarbonate buffer system, what is the result?


A) strong base and neutral salt
B) strong acid and neutral salt
C) weak acid and neutral salt
D) weak acid and basic salt

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