Part 5. Acid-Base Reactions. For the following acid-base reaction perform the following: - Draw the products of the reaction - Label the acid, base, conjugate acid, conjugate base. - Use curved arrows to clearly represent the electron movement between the acid and base. - Predict which direction the equilibrium lies towards. Justify your answer with one of the four factors that determine acidity. H Li Ⓒ

Part 5. Acid-Base Reactions. For the following acid-base reaction perform the following: - Draw the products of the reaction - Label the acid, base, conjugate acid, conjugate base. - Use curved arrows to clearly represent the electron movement between the acid and base. - Predict which direction the equilibrium lies towards. Justify your answer with one of the four factors that determine acidity. H Li Ⓒ

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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