Skim the intro paragraph of Reference 4. Which buffer system from the previous question would be most appropriate for growingcells? Note: this is based only on pH ranges, not if one of the ions is hazardous to cells too.(A hypochlorous acid + sodium hypochloritenone of themC propionic acid + sodium propionateD formic acid + potassium formate Match each buffer system with the correct pH range the buffer maintains.PromptsSubmitted Answershypochlorous acid + sodium hypochlorite2.77-4.77formic acid + potassium formateO 2.77-4.77propionic acid + sodium propionate6.46-8.764.76-6.76Question 23.89-5.89

The formula for buffer ranges is Pka - 1 to pka +1 For hypochlorous acid the pka value is nearly…

Match each buffer system with the correct pH range the buffer maintains. Prompts Submitted Answers hypochlorous acid + sodium hypochlorite 2.77-4.77 I formic acid + potassium formate 2.77-4.77 propionic acid + sodium propionate 6.46-8.76 4.76-6.76 Question 2 3.89-5.89

Match each buffer system with the correct pH range the buffer maintains. Prompts Submitted Answers hypochlorous acid + sodium hypochlorite 2.77-4.77 I formic acid + potassium formate 2.77-4.77 propionic acid + sodium propionate 6.46-8.76 4.76-6.76 Question 2 3.89-5.89

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hypochlorous acid + sodium hypochlorite
2.77-4.77
formic acid + potassium formate
O 2.77-4.77
propionic acid + sodium propionate
6.46-8.76
4.76-6.76
Question 2
3.89-5.89

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