8. i) Identify the letter choice that shows the correct Bronsted-Lowry acid-base pairs for:H3PO4 (aq) + H2 (1)H3O* (aq) + H2PO. (aq)a) Acid is H20 and conjugate base is H3O*; Base is H3PO4 and conjugate acid is H2POAcid is H3PO4 and conjugate base is H2PO4; Base is H20 and conjugate acid is H30*c) Acid is H20 and conjugate base is H2PO4; Base is H3PO4 and conjugate acid is H30*d) Acid is H3PO4 and conjugate base is H30*; Base is H20 and conjugate acid is H2PO.ii) The equilibrium mixture for the above reaction contains mostly(productsor reactants).2022ENGUS2022-THOprt schomeinsertdeletepuaF5OL64peq9.8.7.KH.B.N

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8. i) Identify the letter choice that shows the correct Bronsted-Lowry acid-base pairs for: H3PO (aq) + H2O (1) H3O (aq) + H2PO (aq) a) Acid is H20 and conjugate base is H30*; Base is H;PO, and conjugate acid is H2PO, b) Acid is H3PO, and conjugate base is H2PO; Base is H20 and conjugate acid is H;O* c) Acid is H20 and conjugate base is H2PO.; Base is H3PO4 and conjugate acid is H;O* d) Acid is H3PO, and conjugate base is H30*; Base is H20 and conjugate acid is H,PO. ii) The equilibrium mixture for the above reaction contains mostly or reactants). (products

8. i) Identify the letter choice that shows the correct Bronsted-Lowry acid-base pairs for: H3PO (aq) + H2O (1) H3O (aq) + H2PO (aq) a) Acid is H20 and conjugate base is H30; Base is H;PO, and conjugate acid is H2PO, b) Acid is H3PO, and conjugate base is H2PO; Base is H20 and conjugate acid is H;O c) Acid is H20 and conjugate base is H2PO.; Base is H3PO4 and conjugate acid is H;O* d) Acid is H3PO, and conjugate base is H30*; Base is H20 and conjugate acid is H,PO. ii) The equilibrium mixture for the above reaction contains mostly or reactants). (products

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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