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In each of the following acid-base reactions, identify the Bronsted acid and base on the left, and their conjugate partners on the right: (a) HS +CH&NH - H.S + CH&N (b) HASO, + H PO, (c) (CH,),NH, + OH → (CH,),NH + H.0 3. H:AsO + H»PO

In each of the following acid-base reactions, identify the Bronsted acid and base on the left, and their conjugate partners on the right: (a) HS +CH&NH - H.S + CH&N (b) HASO, + H PO, (c) (CH,),NH, + OH → (CH,),NH + H.0 3. H:AsO + H»PO

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In each of the following acid-base reactions, identify the Bronsted acid and base on the left, and their conjugate partners on the right: (a) HS + CH&NH - H:S + C:H&N (b) HASO, + H,PO, (c) (CH,),NH, + OH → (CH:),NH + H;O 3. H:ASOS + H.PO: In a Bronsted acid-base reaction, the stronger acid reacts with the stronger base to produce a weaker acid and a weaker base. Thus, whether a reaction "goes" or "does not go" can be used to determine the relative strength of the Bronsted acids and bases in the reaction. From the data below, determine the order of 4. the strengths of the three Bronsted acids. Reaction 1: HSO, +C,H,O →C.HOH + SO Reaction 2: H AsO, + CH,O Reaction 3: HSO: + H;AsO, goes goes does not go CHOH + H:ASO - HIASO. + SO,
Transcribed Image Text:In each of the following acid-base reactions, identify the Bronsted acid and base on the left, and their conjugate partners on the right: (a) HS + CH&NH - H:S + C:H&N (b) HASO, + H,PO, (c) (CH,),NH, + OH → (CH:),NH + H;O 3. H:ASOS + H.PO: In a Bronsted acid-base reaction, the stronger acid reacts with the stronger base to produce a weaker acid and a weaker base. Thus, whether a reaction "goes" or "does not go" can be used to determine the relative strength of the Bronsted acids and bases in the reaction. From the data below, determine the order of 4. the strengths of the three Bronsted acids. Reaction 1: HSO, +C,H,O →C.HOH + SO Reaction 2: H AsO, + CH,O Reaction 3: HSO: + H;AsO, goes goes does not go CHOH + H:ASO - HIASO. + SO,
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