DIRECTIONS: Complete the Table . SEE THE EXAMPLE BELOW Chemical Reaction H2O as Yield to acid or base EX. H20 + NH3 = NH,++ OH- H2O as acid NH4+ 1.HCOOH(a9) + H2O(t)- H3O* + HCOO¯(a9) 2. H2O(1) + PO4 ca) OH (49) + HPO, 9) 3. HSO4 + H20 = SO,2+ H3O*

DIRECTIONS: Complete the Table . SEE THE EXAMPLE BELOW Chemical Reaction H2O as Yield to acid or base EX. H20 + NH3 = NH,++ OH- H2O as acid NH4+ 1.HCOOH(a9) + H2O(t)- H3O* + HCOO¯(a9) 2. H2O(1) + PO4 ca) OH (49) + HPO, 9) 3. HSO4 + H20 = SO,2+ H3O*

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DIRECTIONS: Complete the Table . SEE THE EXAMPLE BELOW
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H2O as
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EX. H20 + NH3 = NH+++ OH-
H2O as acid NH4+
1.HCOOH(a9) + H2O¢1) → H3O* + HCOO¯(a9)
2. H2O(1) + PO4 caw)→ OH (49) + HPO, (9)
3. HSO4 + H2O = SO,2-+ H3O*

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