44Be sure to answer all parts.X 01:40:23In the following equation, identify the acids, bases, and conjugate pairs.HSO,+ CH,NH,= so,-+ CH,NH, *(a) What is the acid?HSO,CH,NH,so,CH,NH,*(b) What is its conjugate base?HSO,CH;NH,so,-CH,NH,*(c) What is the base?HSO,CH;NH,so,-CH,NH,*(d) What is its conjugate acid?HSO,CH;NH,so,CH,NH,*O OO o OO o oO

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44 Be sure to answer all parts. 8 o1:40:23 In the following equation, identify the acids, bases, and conjugate pairs. 2- HSO,¯+ CH,NH,=so,²¯+CH,NH, * (a) What is the acid? HSO, CH,NH, O so,- CH,NH,* (b) What is its conjugate base? HSO, CH;NH, so,?- CH;NH,* (c) What is the base? O HSO, CH;NH, O so,- CH;NH,* (d) What is its conjugate acid? HSO, CH;NH, O so,- CH;NH,*

44 Be sure to answer all parts. 8 o1:40:23 In the following equation, identify the acids, bases, and conjugate pairs. 2- HSO,¯+ CH,NH,=so,²¯+CH,NH, * (a) What is the acid? HSO, CH,NH, O so,- CH,NH,* (b) What is its conjugate base? HSO, CH;NH, so,?- CH;NH,* (c) What is the base? O HSO, CH;NH, O so,- CH;NH,* (d) What is its conjugate acid? HSO, CH;NH, O so,- CH;NH,*

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