Question 27Which of the following is NOT an acid-base conjugate pair?O NH4* and NH3none of the aboveH20 and OHH2S and HSO H2CO3 and CO2Question 28

Acids and bases in a 'conjugate acid-base pair' have one difference; either the hydrogen ion (H+) is…

Answered: O H2S and HS Which of the following is…

O H2S and HS Which of the following is NOT an acid-base conjugate pair? O NH4* and NH3 +. O none of the above H2O and OH O H2CO3 and CO2

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