00 HO O more than one response is correct 19. Apply the Bronsted theory of acids and bases to the following reaction: (bp)_HO + (bp)&NH 5 (1)0²H + (bp) N According to the Bronsted theory, which of the following statements is true? O N3 and H20 both behave as acids O N3 and HN3 both behave as bases O N3 and OH both behave as acids OH2O and HN3 both behave as acids O no correct response 20. When the concentration of H30* and OH ions are equal in a cup of water, the water will be MacBook Air

00 HO O more than one response is correct 19. Apply the Bronsted theory of acids and bases to the following reaction: (bp)_HO + (bp)&NH 5 (1)0²H + (bp) N According to the Bronsted theory, which of the following statements is true? O N3 and H20 both behave as acids O N3 and HN3 both behave as bases O N3 and OH both behave as acids OH2O and HN3 both behave as acids O no correct response 20. When the concentration of H30* and OH ions are equal in a cup of water, the water will be MacBook Air

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