1. Consider the reaction belowCH3COOHH20H30*CH3COO<---CH3COOHv [ Chooseis the conjugate acidis the acidis the conjugate baseis the baseH20H3O+[ Choose ]CH3COO-[Choose] 1. Consider the reaction belowCH3COOHH20H3O*CH3COO--->CH3COOH[ Choose ]Н20[ Choose ]H3O+[ Choose ]CH3COO-[ Choose ]

Acid It is a substance containing hydrogen and have the ability to donate it to another su8bstance.…

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1. Consider the reaction below CH3COOH H20 H3O* ---> CH3COO CH3COOH [Choose is the conjugate acid is the acid is the conjugate base is the base H2O H30+ [ Choose ] CH3COO- [ Choose]

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1. Consider the reaction below
CH3COOH
H20
H30*
CH3COO
<---
CH3COOH
v [ Choose
is the conjugate acid
is the acid
is the conjugate base
is the base
H20
H3O+
[ Choose ]
CH3COO-
[Choose]

1. Consider the reaction below
CH3COOH
H20
H3O*
CH3COO
--->
CH3COOH
[ Choose ]
Н20
[ Choose ]
H3O+
[ Choose ]
CH3COO-
[ Choose ]

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