5) Look at the following set of acids and bases, and match up the conjugate acid-base pairs. Acid Base a') CO;? b’) H,O c') Cl- d') OH e') HSO, f') SO,? g') NH; -2 a) HCl b) H,SO4 c) H;O* d) NH,* e) H;CO; f) H,O g) HSO, -2

5) Look at the following set of acids and bases, and match up the conjugate acid-base pairs. Acid Base a') CO;? b’) H,O c') Cl- d') OH e') HSO, f') SO,? g') NH; -2 a) HCl b) H,SO4 c) H;O* d) NH,* e) H;CO; f) H,O g) HSO, -2

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Chapter14: Acids And Bases

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5) Look at the following set of acids and bases,
and match up the conjugate acid-base pairs.
Acid
Base
a') CO;?
b’) H,O
c') Cl-
d') OH
e') HSO,
f') SO,2
g') NH;
-2
a) HCI
b) H,SO4
c) H,O*
d) NH,*
e) H;CO;
f) H,O
g) HSO,
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