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For a salt MX where X⁻ is a conjugate base of a weak acid, how is the fraction 'f' defined?
A. f = [HX]/[X⁻]
B. f = [H⁺]/Ka
C. f = [M⁺]/[X⁻]
D. f = [X⁻]/([X⁻] + [HX])
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