Which is the Bronsted Acid in the following equations: 1. ΗS +2ΝH(NΗ,) 2S (NH,)2S 2. NaHSO, + CHзСОONa -> NazS0, + CH3C00Н 3. NaHCO3 + H-NSO3H —> H20 + СО2 + H2NSO;Na 4. ΝaH,P0, + Na.P0, - 2NaHPΟ 2Na,HPO4

Which is the Bronsted Acid in the following equations: 1. ΗS +2ΝH(NΗ,) 2S (NH,)2S 2. NaHSO, + CHзСОONa -> NazS0, + CH3C00Н 3. NaHCO3 + H-NSO3H —> H20 + СО2 + H2NSO;Na 4. ΝaH,P0, + Na.P0, - 2NaHPΟ 2Na,HPO4

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Which is the Bronsted Acid in the following equations: (see attached photo)

Which is the Bronsted Acid in the following equations:
1. ΗS +2ΝH(NΗ,) 2S
(NH,)2S
2. NaHSO, + CHзСОONa -> NazS0, + CH3C00Н
3. NaHCO3 + H-NSO3H —> H20 + СО2 + H2NSO;Na
4. ΝaH,P0, + Na.P0, - 2NaHPΟ
2Na,HPO4

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