Which is the Bronsted-Lowry conjugate acid?+ NHag)= SO3-E SO, 2-(aq)+ NH4 (aq)HSO3(aq)There is no conjugate acid, because it is an equilibriumO NH3 (aq)OHSO3 (aq)O so,?-(aq)O NHA (aq)

Bronsted-Lowry acid donates a proton and Bronsted-Lowry base accepts that proton. Given, HSO3- (aq)…

Which is the Bronsted-Lowry conjugate acid? HSO3 (ag) + NHlac) SO3 SO, 2- (aq) + NH,+ NH4 (aq) O There is no conjugate acid, because it is an equilibrium O NH3 (aq) OHSO3 (aq) SO32 O so,2- (aq) ONH4 (aq)

Which is the Bronsted-Lowry conjugate acid? HSO3 (ag) + NHlac) SO3 SO, 2- (aq) + NH,+ NH4 (aq) O There is no conjugate acid, because it is an equilibrium O NH3 (aq) OHSO3 (aq) SO32 O so,2- (aq) ONH4 (aq)

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Which is the Bronsted-Lowry conjugate acid?
+ NHag)= SO3-
E SO, 2-
(aq)
+ NH4 (aq)
HSO3
(aq)
There is no conjugate acid, because it is an equilibrium
O NH3 (aq)
OHSO3 (aq)
O so,?-
(aq)
O NHA (aq)

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