Consider the following reaction: Na2S2O7 + TiO2 Na2SO4 + TiOSO4 The acid-base theory that underlies TiO2 as a basic species is…. A. Lux-Flood, TiO2 compounds give O2- ions to Na2S2O7 . compounds B. Lewis, TiO2 compounds give PEB to Na2S2O7 . compounds C. Bronsted-Lowry, TiO2 accepts a proton from the compound Na2S2O7 D. Usanovich, TiO2 compounds accept SO42- anions from Na2S2O7 . compounds
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Consider the following reaction: Na2S2O7 + TiO2 Na2SO4 + TiOSO4
The acid-base theory that underlies TiO2 as a basic species is….
A. Lux-Flood, TiO2 compounds give O2- ions to Na2S2O7 . compounds
B. Lewis, TiO2 compounds give PEB to Na2S2O7 . compounds
C. Bronsted-Lowry, TiO2 accepts a proton from the compound Na2S2O7
D. Usanovich, TiO2 compounds accept SO42- anions from Na2S2O7 . compounds
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