Asked by shelly
Identify the two conjugate acid-base pairs in each of the following.
a.) H2PO4-(aq)+HSO4-(aq) <=> H2PO4(aq)+ SO4^-2(aq)
b.) HI(aq)+ CN-(aq)<==>HCN-(aq)+ I-(aq)
a.) H2PO4-(aq)+HSO4-(aq) <=> H2PO4(aq)+ SO4^-2(aq)
b.) HI(aq)+ CN-(aq)<==>HCN-(aq)+ I-(aq)
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Answered by
DrBob222
You've made a typo in a. HSO4^-/SO4^2- is one pair. The other pair SHOULD be H2PO4^-/H3PO4
It should not be a very big problem to do these. All you do is look on the left side and the right side and find the ion/ions that are short or long by a H^+.
Note I see HSO4^- on the left and on the right we have a H^+ missing so that must be the pair.
It should not be a very big problem to do these. All you do is look on the left side and the right side and find the ion/ions that are short or long by a H^+.
Note I see HSO4^- on the left and on the right we have a H^+ missing so that must be the pair.
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