Be sure to answer all parts. The following aqueous species constitute two conjugate acid-base pairs: NO3 , F, HF, HNO3. You do not need to include states of matter in your answers below. Use all four of them to write an acid-base reaction with Kc>1 K.> 1: %3D Use all four of them to write another acid-base reaction with K<1: K. <1:

Be sure to answer all parts. The following aqueous species constitute two conjugate acid-base pairs: NO3 , F, HF, HNO3. You do not need to include states of matter in your answers below. Use all four of them to write an acid-base reaction with Kc>1 K.> 1: %3D Use all four of them to write another acid-base reaction with K<1: K. <1:

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Chapter15: Acid–base Equilibria

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