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A neutral solution... a. has no H+ b. has no OH c. has equal amounts of Ht and OH- d. is hydrophobic e. has a pHi of 0 Buffers prevent wide swings in pH. Hw do buffers work? a. Soak up extra acid and base b. Accept or release H+ c. Accept or release OH d. Convert Ht and OH- to water e. Monitor the blood pH Polar covalent bonds form when... a. electrons are shared unequally between atoms. b. more than one pair of electrons is shared c. ions are formed. d. an acid and base are combined e. ato...

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