If your unknown contained an acid and a base then why would it be important to use either strong acid or strong base in the first step of an extraction rather than just water? Provide the products of any Bronsted-Lowry acid-base reactions that you might expect using general symbols such as HA to represent acids and B to represent bases.

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If your unknown contained an acid and a base then why would it be important to use either strong acid or strong base in the first step of an extraction rather than just water? Provide the products of any Bronsted-Lowry acid-base reactions that you might expect using general symbols such as HA to represent acids and B to represent bases.

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