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what does it mean to say the amounts of acid and conjugate base must not differ by a factor of ten
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Let's say, acid is H2O and conjugate base is OH-, therefore their amounts must not differ by factor of 10 i.e [H2O] should not be greater or equal to 10 times of [OH-] and vice versa...
a buffer is only good so long as the ratio of acid and conjugate base are within 1 order of magnitude.
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