Complete the table below II. COMPLETION: Complete the table below.AcidHNO₂H₂OHSO4HCO₂HBase Conjugate Acid Conjugate BaseH₂OFPOAOHHFH₂OOHCIO3EquationHNO2 + H₂O →> NO₂+H30*NH3 + HCNS²-+ H₂O →→→NH4+ CNOH + HS

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II. COMPLETION: Complete the table below. Acid HNO₂ H₂O Base Conjugate Acid Conjugate Base H₂O F HSO4 PO HCO₂H OH HF H₂O OH CIO3 Equation HNO2 + H₂O NH3 + HCN S²- - NO₂ + H30* ->> NH4+ CN + H₂O →OH + HS

II. COMPLETION: Complete the table below. Acid HNO₂ H₂O Base Conjugate Acid Conjugate Base H₂O F HSO4 PO HCO₂H OH HF H₂O OH CIO3 Equation HNO2 + H₂O NH3 + HCN S²- - NO₂ + H30* ->> NH4+ CN + H₂O →OH + HS

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