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infoWhy this? Acid–base chemistry explains proton transfer and uses equilibrium relationships to quantify pH, acid strength, and buffer action. Interpreting titration curves and buffer behaviour helps us understand how acidity can be measured and controlled in aqueous systems.

scheduleWhy now? Earlier concentration calculations and equilibrium constants now support quantitative treatment of weak acids, bases, and buffers. This extends equilibrium reasoning into aqueous chemistry before we bring together acid–base and metal-ion reactions in solution.