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Chapter 16, Problem 1STP
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The wrong pair of conjugate acid-base pair is to be determined.
Concept introduction The concept of conjugate acid-base pair is given by Arrhenius.
According to it,
Acid is a substance which donate hydrogen ion and Base is a substance which accept hydrogen ion.
When acid donates
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Answer to Problem 1STP
Option B.
Explanation of Solution
When acid donates positive ion or proton, the acid turns into a base, and whenever a base accepts that proton or positive ion, an acid is formed. Both acids and bases are differentiated on the basis of presence or absence of a ion are called conjugate acid-base pair.
Conclusion
All the other optons are conjugate acid-base pair.
Chapter 16 Solutions
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