Abuffer can neutralize acid because: a. the weak acid grabs h* b. the conjugate base grabs h c. the buffer ph cannot be changed by any amount of acid d. water grabs h and becomes neutral

Option (b) is the correct answer.

Explanation:

A buffer is defined as a solution which does not lead to any change in pH of a solution upon addition of an acid or base.

For example,

Here, is the acid and is its conjugate base.

So, when we add a conjugate base into an acid then it helps in neutralization of the solution.

Thus, we can conclude that a buffer can neutralize acid because the conjugate base grabs ion.

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