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Identify and justify the Bronsted-Lowry acid in the reaction: NH3 + HBr à NH4Br
(a) NH3 because it is a proton donor (b) HBr because it is a proton donor
(c) NH3 because it is a proton acceptor (d) HBr because it is a proton acceptor
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