Assume that an aqueous solution of hydroxide ion, OH-, represented by unshaded spheres, is allowed to mix with a solution of an acid, HnA, represented by gray spheres. Three possible outcomes are represented by boxes (a)-(c), where the black spheres represent An-, the anion of the acid. For clarity H2O molecules are not shown. Which outcome corresponds to the reaction? HCN + OH H₂O + CN (a) 1

Assume that an aqueous solution of hydroxide ion, OH-, represented by unshaded spheres, is allowed to mix with a solution of an acid, HnA, represented by gray spheres. Three possible outcomes are represented by boxes (a)-(c), where the black spheres represent An-, the anion of the acid. For clarity H2O molecules are not shown. Which outcome corresponds to the reaction? HCN + OH H₂O + CN (a) 1

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