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Consider the following acid-base reaction: HSO, + HF 2 H,SO, + F Based off of the given equation, which of the following answer choices correctly identifies each part of the equation? a) BL acid + BL base -> conjugate base + conjugate acid

Consider the following acid-base reaction: HSO, + HF 2 H,SO, + F Based off of the given equation, which of the following answer choices correctly identifies each part of the equation? a) BL acid + BL base -> conjugate base + conjugate acid

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HSO, + HF 2 H,SO, + F
Based off of the given equation, which of the following answer choices
correctly identifies each part of the equation?
a) BL acid + BL base -> conjugate base + conjugate acid
O b) BL acid + BL base ->
conjugate acid + conjugate base
O c) BL base + BL acid -> conjugate acid + conjugate base
d) BL base + BL acid -> conjugate base + conjugate acid
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