Why is ammonia-ammonium chloride buffer added?
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Answer / Satyendra Pal Singh
Ammonia-ammonium chloride buffer (NH3-NH4Cl) is added to titrations involving strong acids or bases to maintain a constant pH throughout the titration. It acts as a buffer, preventing large changes in pH during the addition of the base or acid.
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