H2C204 + CH3NH2 « HC204 + CH3NH3*Read the equation from left to right. Which of the above are the base and itsconjugate acid?H2C204 and CH3NH2O H2C204 and CH3NH3*O CH3NH2 and CH3NH3O HC204 and CH3NH3

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H2C204 + CH3NH2 « HC204 + CH3NH3* Read the equation from left to right. Which of the above are the base and its conjugate acid? O H2C204 and CH3NH2 OH2C204 and CH3NH3* O CH3NH2 and CH3NH3 O HC204 and CH3NH3

H2C204 + CH3NH2 « HC204 + CH3NH3* Read the equation from left to right. Which of the above are the base and its conjugate acid? O H2C204 and CH3NH2 OH2C204 and CH3NH3* O CH3NH2 and CH3NH3 O HC204 and CH3NH3

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Read the equation from left to right. Which of the above are the base and its
conjugate acid?
H2C204 and CH3NH2
O H2C204 and CH3NH3*
O CH3NH2 and CH3NH3
O HC204 and CH3NH3

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