does 50mL of .1 M Ascorbic acid and 50 mL .1 M Sodium Alginate form a...

does 50mL of .1 M Ascorbic acid and 50 mL .1 M Sodium Alginate form a buffer? Ka is 6.3x10^-5. Will the pH change if 10 mL of .1 MNaOH is added, if so, what is the pH. please explain the answer

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