Take another look at answer choices B & D. These reactions show the starting species acting as a base and forming hydroxide ions when they react with water. Base reactions have corresponding Kb equations and values. Match the reactions shown in choices B & D with their corresponding Kbs (Kb1, Kb2, or Kb3).

Take another look at answer choices B & D. These reactions show the starting species acting as a base and forming hydroxide ions when they react with water. Base reactions have corresponding Kb equations and values. Match the reactions shown in choices B & D with their corresponding Kbs (Kb1, Kb2, or Kb3).

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