What volume of 1.57 M HCl must be added to 0.280 L of 0.213 M dimethylamine to produce a buffer with a pH of 10.73? Dimethylamine has the formula (CH3)2NH, a Kb value of 5.89 ×× 10–4, and a pKb value of 3.23.
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