Buffers are aqueous mixtures of a weak base (or acid) and its conjugate acid (or base). A buffer ensures that the pH of a solution remains relatively stable even if moderate amounts of a strong acid or a base is added to it. pH-stability is essential for biological systems as most enzymes and processes operate under very narrow pH ranges. Hence, it is crucial to keep the pH under control during your experiment for a successful outcome.
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