2,4,7,8 1. A Brønsted-Lowry acid is defined as aproton acceptor.proton donor.species remaining after acid is deprotonated.species remaining after base is protonated.species that can react with water.2. For the following reaction, identify the Brønsted-Lowry base and the conjugate acid.X₂ + iХон요。|||IVAcid BaseсвAcidI and IIB.I and IIIS.I and IVD.II and IIIIthe FEII and IV by the3. Which of the following is not a Brønsted-Lowry acid?CH3OHCBr4HCID.CH3SHE.H₂O4. Identify the conjugate base of CH3CECH.CH₂-CECHCH3-CECH11எருபபயC.D.E.CH3-C=CCH3-CE CHC3IVCH₂-CECHV D.==>>ABCDEIVE.7. For the compound shown below, rank the indicated protons in order of increasing acicHHHN-H-11OH|||Least acidic:| < || < |||Most acidicMost acidicLeast acidic: || < ||| < |Least acidic:Most acidic||| < | < ||Least acidic: | < ||| < ||Least acidic: || < | < |||8. Which of the following compoundsMost acidicMost acidicis most acidic?entify theF OCIOHFOHOHCIF1|||V|||D.IVE.V9.For the following acid-base reaction, predict the position of the equilibrium and identify themost acidic compound.LOHSH111|||1||OHARIOIVCIOH

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