For each conjugate acid-base pair, identify the first species as an acid or base and the second species as the conjugate acid or base of the first. A) CH3COOH and B) CH3COO A. is acid B. is conjugate base v C) OH and D) H20 C. is D. is

For each conjugate acid-base pair, identify the first species as an acid or base and the second species as the conjugate acid or base of the first. A) CH3COOH and B) CH3COO A. is acid B. is conjugate base v C) OH and D) H20 C. is D. is

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A) CH3COOH and B) CH3COO
A. is acid
B. is conjugate base v
C) OH and D) H,O
C. is
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