H2PO41- + HS1- -> HPO42- + H2S In the reaction, H2PO41- is acting as a Bronsted acid In the reaction, H2S is a Bronsted base None of the above. In the reaction, HS1- is acting as a Bronsted acid In the reaction, HPO42- is acting as a Bronsted acid

H2PO41- + HS1- -> HPO42- + H2S In the reaction, H2PO41- is acting as a Bronsted acid In the reaction, H2S is a Bronsted base None of the above. In the reaction, HS1- is acting as a Bronsted acid In the reaction, HPO42- is acting as a Bronsted acid

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H₂PO₄^1- + HS^1- -> HPO₄^2- + H₂S

In the reaction, H₂PO₄^1- is acting as a Bronsted acid

In the reaction, H₂S is a Bronsted base

None of the above.

In the reaction, HS^1- is acting as a Bronsted acid

In the reaction, HPO₄^2- is acting as a Bronsted acid

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