Can you help me please I really appreciate it thankyou c. NaOH ArrheniCá(OH)2 rrhelo2. Identify the Bronsted-Lowry Acids and bases in these reaction and group them intoconjugate acid-base pairs:a. NH3 + HI NH," +I' –) condrgateBaje Acid cacidRbonsePairNH. + HS 2 NH, + H,Scongugate acidl-base pairs02MbaseS Cungugate acid-base pairc. H;O* + PO,3 2 HPO,2- + H,OCacidacidbaseC-based. HSO, + CN 2 HCN + SO,²-e. 02-+ H,0 2 OH + OH-f. HS + H,0 2 H,S + OH-shgongqs ed Asiw snet oes dotsg. HCO; + H2SO4 2 HSO4+ H2CO325jsboaai0h. CH,COOH + NO2 2 HNO, + CH;C00SES0 ni nit emuTi. NH, + H,0 2 NH; + OH-aper Va2noi HOsouboig bi 1sw ni 2ovlozaicHNO2 + H2O2H;0*+ NOj.(1onob nolotojk. HPO,2 + H,0 2 H,0* + PO,3-biDA zulnetA1.NH, + HSO, 2 NH3 + H2SO3m. H2CO3 + H202H;0* + HCO3n. HSO, + H20 2 H;O* SO42-o. H;PO4 + S²-2 HS + H2PO4

Bronsted acids donates H+ while Bronsted base accepts H+ ion.

2. conjugate acid-base pairs: a. NH, + HI 2 NH, Baje prid CD conlate aud b. NH, + HS 2 NH,+ H2S base Pair congugate acid-base pairs base Cunguyate ucid-base penir c. H3O* + PO,32 HPO,2-+ H,O C-base acid base Cacid d. HSO,+ CN 2 HCN + SO,2- e. 02-+ H,O 2 OH + OH- f. HS + H,0 2 H,S + OH- g. HCO; + H2SO4 2 HSO4+ H2CO3 25isbozai0 h. CH3COOH + NO, 2 HNO, + CH;CO0 NH, + H20 2 NH3 + OH- SES0 ni nin emuT 2noi HOO HNO2 + H20 H,0* + NO2 j. (1onob nooto 9t ywol-bstono k. HPO,2 + H,0 2 H;O* + PO,3- biDA ulnetA 1. NH,+ HSO, 2 NH3 + H2SO3 m. H2CO3 + H202H;0* + HCO3 n. HSO4 + H20 2 H;O* S0,²- o. H;PO4 + S²-2 HS + H2PO4

2. conjugate acid-base pairs: a. NH, + HI 2 NH, Baje prid CD conlate aud b. NH, + HS 2 NH,+ H2S base Pair congugate acid-base pairs base Cunguyate ucid-base penir c. H3O* + PO,32 HPO,2-+ H,O C-base acid base Cacid d. HSO,+ CN 2 HCN + SO,2- e. 02-+ H,O 2 OH + OH- f. HS + H,0 2 H,S + OH- g. HCO; + H2SO4 2 HSO4+ H2CO3 25isbozai0 h. CH3COOH + NO, 2 HNO, + CH;CO0 NH, + H20 2 NH3 + OH- SES0 ni nin emuT 2noi HOO HNO2 + H20 H,0* + NO2 j. (1onob nooto 9t ywol-bstono k. HPO,2 + H,0 2 H;O* + PO,3- biDA ulnetA 1. NH,+ HSO, 2 NH3 + H2SO3 m. H2CO3 + H202H;0* + HCO3 n. HSO4 + H20 2 H;O* S0,²- o. H;PO4 + S²-2 HS + H2PO4

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Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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Problem 12.63PAE: 12.63 For each of the following reactions, indicate the Bronsted-Lowrv acids and bases. What are the...

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