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formula
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Step 1: Defining Bronsted-Lowry acid and base

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Any specie that loses H⁺ ion in its solution is called as Bronsted-Lowry acid and specie forms after the loss of H⁺ ion is called as its conjugate base.

Any specie that gains H⁺ ion in its solution is called as Bronsted-Lowry base and specie forms after the gaining of H⁺ ion is called as its conjugate acid.

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