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Identify the reactant acid and base in each of the following reactions by letters. H BH, CN. 1. BH, b. The acid is The base is + NH, f 2. H3C-OH Na NH2 HC-O Na" a b d. e The acid is The base is

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Chapter15: Solutions Of Acids And Bases

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Problem 15.31QE

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