For each of the following reactions, identify the acid and base. Also indicate which acid-base definition (Lewis, Bronsted-Lowry) applies (note that in some cases, more than one definition may apply) a) ХеОз + ОН> (НХеО4]- b) Pt + XeF4→ PTF4 + Xe c) C2H5OH + H2SEO4 → C2H5OH2* + HSEO4 d) (benzyl);N + CH;COOH → (benzyl);NH* + CH;COO- e) SO2 + HCI → OSO .. HCI

For each of the following reactions, identify the acid and base. Also indicate which acid-base definition (Lewis, Bronsted-Lowry) applies (note that in some cases, more than one definition may apply) a) ХеОз + ОН> (НХеО4]- b) Pt + XeF4→ PTF4 + Xe c) C2H5OH + H2SEO4 → C2H5OH2* + HSEO4 d) (benzyl);N + CH;COOH → (benzyl);NH* + CH;COO- e) SO2 + HCI → OSO .. HCI

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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