F. Each of the following reactions is displaced to the LEFT. Identify the stronger acid for each reaction. Arrange the acids according to decreasing strength. Do the same for bases. 1. H2O + co?- HCO3 + OH 2. H2S + C2H3O2 HS-+ HC2H302 3. HCO3 + HS- H2S + Co,?- 4. HC2H302 + so.2- HSO, + C2H3O2

F. Each of the following reactions is displaced to the LEFT. Identify the stronger acid for each reaction. Arrange the acids according to decreasing strength. Do the same for bases. 1. H2O + co?- HCO3 + OH 2. H2S + C2H3O2 HS-+ HC2H302 3. HCO3 + HS- H2S + Co,?- 4. HC2H302 + so.2- HSO, + C2H3O2

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F. Each of the following reactions is displaced to the LEFT. Identify the stronger
acid for each reaction. Arrange the acids according to decreasing strength. Do
the same for bases.
1. H2O + co?-
HCO3 +
OH
2. H2S + C2H3O2
HS-+ HC2H302
3. HCO3 + HS-
H2S + Co,?-
4. HC2H302 + So,2- HSO.-
+ C2H3O2

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