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IDENTIFY THE CONJUGATE ACID-BASE PAIR IN THE FOLLOWING REACTIONS.
A) HSO4^- + SO3^2- <---> HSO3^- + SO4^2-
B) S^2- + H20 <----> HS^- + OH^-
C) CN^- + H3O^+ <----> HCN + H2O
D) H2SE + H2O <----> HSE^- + H3O^+
A) HSO4^- + SO3^2- <---> HSO3^- + SO4^2-
B) S^2- + H20 <----> HS^- + OH^-
C) CN^- + H3O^+ <----> HCN + H2O
D) H2SE + H2O <----> HSE^- + H3O^+
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Answered by
DrBob222
What do you not understand about this? Look for the ion that has an H on one side and one fewer H on the other side. That's all there is to it.
Answered by
HELP IM LOST
so which one is the acid and which one is the base
Answered by
DrBob222
The one with more H is the acid and the one with one fewer H is the base.
HSO4^- is the acid. SO4^2- is the base.
SO3^2- is the base; HSO3^- is the acid.
HSO4^- is the acid. SO4^2- is the base.
SO3^2- is the base; HSO3^- is the acid.
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