For the following reaction at equilibriumH3PO4 + H20 → H2PO41 + H30+1НзРОд is theIt is not on the list of strong acids and so is aacid.H2O is the. It is both a veryacid and a verybase.H2PO41 is the. It is not on the list of strong acids and so is abase.H30+1 is theIt is aacid because it is on the list of strong acids.a. acidb. baseC. conjugate acidd. conjugate basee. strongf. moderately strong or weakg. weak

PO4 + H20 + H2PO41 + H30*1 PO4 is the It is not on the list of strong acids and so is a acid. LO is the It is both a very acid and a very base. PO4' is the It is not on the list of strong acids and so is a base. O+1 is the It is a acid because it is on the list of strong acids. acid b. base C. conjugate acid d. conjugate base strong f. moderately strong or weak g. weak

PO4 + H20 + H2PO41 + H30*1 PO4 is the It is not on the list of strong acids and so is a acid. LO is the It is both a very acid and a very base. PO4' is the It is not on the list of strong acids and so is a base. O+1 is the It is a acid because it is on the list of strong acids. acid b. base C. conjugate acid d. conjugate base strong f. moderately strong or weak g. weak

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

9th Edition

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

Section: Chapter Questions

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