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We represent various reagents pictorially such that,

The relative area of the squars represents the relative volume of the reagents used and the overlapping region represents the relative amount of mixing of the reagents.
(Use log 5=0.7,log2=0.3,log3=0.5,`d_(H_2O)=1gml^(-1)`)
Which of the following leads to buffer formation?

A

B

C

D

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a,b,c
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