Consider the acid-base reaction below: Ba(HSO4)2 + Ba(OH)2 ----> Compound A + H2O (OR B a(H S O4)2 + Ba left parenthesis O H right parenthesis 2 ----> Compound A + H2O) One of the single ions that is used to form compound A is

Consider the acid-base reaction below: Ba(HSO4)2 + Ba(OH)2 ----> Compound A + H2O (OR B a(H S O4)2 + Ba left parenthesis O H right parenthesis 2 ----> Compound A + H2O) One of the single ions that is used to form compound A is

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Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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Consider the acid-base reaction below:

Ba(HSO₄)₂ + Ba(OH)₂ ----> Compound A + H₂O (OR B a(H S O₄)₂ + Ba left parenthesis O H right parenthesis ₂ ----> Compound A + H₂O)

One of the single ions that is used to form compound A is ____.

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