a.
Interpretation : The conjugate acid-base pairs are to be labeled.
Concept Introduction : The adjective conjugate is used to differentiate the reactants from the products of the forward reaction. This word's root is a Latin verb that means "to connect."
a.
Answer to Problem 57A
The conjugate acid-base pairs are
Explanation of Solution
When a base picks up a hydrogen ion, a conjugate acid is created as an ion or molecule.
An ion or molecule that is left over after an acid loses a hydrogen ion is known as a conjugate base.
Two ions or molecules that are connected by the loss or gain of one hydrogen ion are referred to as a conjugate acid-base pair.
A hydrogen ion that acts as a donor is an acid while a hydrogen ion that acts as an acceptor is a base.
The reaction of
Here,
There are two conjugate acid-base pairs. The one conjugate acid-base pair is
b.
Interpretation : The conjugate acid-base pairs are to be labeled.
Concept Introduction : The adjective conjugate is used to differentiate the reactants from the products of the forward reaction. This word's root is a Latin verb that means "to connect together."
b.
Answer to Problem 57A
The conjugate acid-base pairs are
Explanation of Solution
When a base picks up a hydrogen ion, a conjugate acid is created as an ion or molecule.
An ion or molecule that is left over after an acid loses a hydrogen ion is known as a conjugate base.
Two ions or molecules that are connected by the loss or gain of one hydrogen ion are referred to as a conjugate acid-base pair.
A hydrogen ion that acts as a donor is an acid while a hydrogen ion that acts as an acceptor is a base.
The reaction of
Here,
There are two conjugate acid-base pairs. The one conjugate acid-base pair is
c.
Interpretation : The conjugate acid-base pairs are to be labelled.
Concept Introduction : The adjective conjugate is used to differentiate the reactants from the products of the forward reaction. This word's root is a Latin verb that means "to connect together."
c.
Answer to Problem 57A
The conjugate acid-base pairs are
Explanation of Solution
When a base picks up a hydrogen ion, a conjugate acid is created as an ion or molecule.
An ion or molecule that is left over after an acid loses a hydrogen ion is known as a conjugate base.
Two ions or molecules that are connected by the loss or gain of one hydrogen ion are referred to as a conjugate acid-base pair.
A hydrogen ion that acts as a donor is an acid while a hydrogen ion that acts as an acceptor is a base.
The reaction of
Here,
There are two conjugate acid-base pairs. The one conjugate acid-base pair is
d.
Interpretation : The conjugate acid-base pairs are to be labeled.
Concept Introduction : The adjective conjugate is used to differentiate the reactants from the products of the forward reaction. This word's root is a Latin verb that means "to connect together."
d.
Answer to Problem 57A
The conjugate acid-base pairs are
Explanation of Solution
When a base picks up a hydrogen ion, a conjugate acid is created as an ion or molecule.
An ion or molecule that is left over after an acid loses a hydrogen ion is known as a conjugate base.
Two ions or molecules that are connected by the loss or gain of one hydrogen ion are referred to as a conjugate acid-base pair.
A hydrogen ion that acts as a donor is an acid while a hydrogen ion that acts as an acceptor is a base.
The reaction of
Here,
There are two conjugate acid-base pairs. The one conjugate acid-base pair is
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