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it refers to the ability of a system particularly an aqueous solution to resist change in pH upon adding an acid or alkali or upon dilution with solvent

buffer capacity

it promote chemical stabilitu thus maintain efficacy and potency of medications and it also prevent incompatibilities

buffer

pH of hydrochloric acid is

1.2 to 2.2

pH of acetyl is

2.2 to 3

pH of salate is

4.2 to 5.8

pH of phosphate buffer is

5.8 to 8

pH of alkaline borate buffer is

8 to 10

pH of Feldman's is

7 to 8.2

pH of Atkin's and Pantin is

7.6 to 11

pH of Gifford's is

7 to 11

water that is dependent on constituent

mineral water

it contains appreciable amounts of sodium and magnesium sulfate with sodium bicarbonate

alkaline water

charged with carbon dioxide under pressure while on earth, effervescing upon coming to the surface

carbonated water

water which contains calcium, and magnesium carbonate

carbonated water

it contains ion in solution or suspension with ferruginous taste

chalybeate water

its exposure to atemosphere leads to precipitation of oxides and hydroxides

chalybeate water

it contains appreciable amounts of lithium carbonate or lithium chloride

lithia water

it is aka purgative water

saline water

it contains large amounts of magnesium and sodium sulfate with sodium chloride

saline water

it contains hydrogen sulfide with deposit of sulfur upon exposure to atmosphere

sulfur water

it contains very small quantities of soluble alkali silicates

siliceuous water