In a solution like blood that is buffered to minimise changes in pH, what determines the pH of the solution
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D: Any hydronium and hydroxide ions present will react with one of
the two components of the buffer. So the amount of buffer component (viz their
ratio) governs the concentration of these ions and hence the pH of the
solution.
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