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According to Bronstead-Lowry theory, acid can give H+ ions and base can accept H+ ions.

Which of the following Bronstead-Lowry reactions would be expected form some product but still have more reactants than products? A. CH3OH + KNH2 B. CSHSN (pyridine) + HF С. СоНСОСHз + (СH3):Со D.CH3CH2CH2CO2H + F- E. HCN + C6HSNH2 1. CH3OK + NH3 C$N$NH + F C6HSCOCH2 + (CH3)3COH CHCH-CH2CО + HF CN + C6H5NH3"

Which of the following Bronstead-Lowry reactions would be expected form some product but still have more reactants than products? A. CH3OH + KNH2 B. CSHSN (pyridine) + HF С. СоНСОСHз + (СH3):Со D.CH3CH2CH2CO2H + F- E. HCN + C6HSNH2 1. CH3OK + NH3 C$N$NH + F C6HSCOCH2 + (CH3)3COH CHCH-CH2CО + HF CN + C6H5NH3"

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