82. The hydrogen sulfide ion, HS , is a weak base. a. Write the equilibrium reaction between HS¯ and water. Label the main conjugate acid-base pair. b. Is HS a strong or weak electrolyte? c. If additional hydroxide ions, OH , are added to the solution, will the reaction shift to the left or to the right? Explain. d. If some HS ions are removed from solution, will the reaction shift to the left or to the right? Explain.

82. The hydrogen sulfide ion, HS , is a weak base. a. Write the equilibrium reaction between HS¯ and water. Label the main conjugate acid-base pair. b. Is HS a strong or weak electrolyte? c. If additional hydroxide ions, OH , are added to the solution, will the reaction shift to the left or to the right? Explain. d. If some HS ions are removed from solution, will the reaction shift to the left or to the right? Explain.

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