In the following reaction in aqueous solution, identify (a) which of the reactants is the acid and which is the base, (b) the conjugate base of the acid, and (c) the conjugate acid of the base. 54. Co a. b. C. d. HCO, + HCOOH HCOO + H,CO3 >

In the following reaction in aqueous solution, identify (a) which of the reactants is the acid and which is the base, (b) the conjugate base of the acid, and (c) the conjugate acid of the base. 54. Co a. b. C. d. HCO, + HCOOH HCOO + H,CO3 >

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Chapter15: Solutions Of Acids And Bases

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Conjugate Acid-Base Pairs
Antacids
In the following reaction in aqueous solution, identify
(a) which of the reactants is the acid and which is the base,
(b) the conjugate base of the acid, and (c) the conjugate
acid of the base.
53.
55. Mylanta
Mg(OH)2
tralization
each of the
NH,OH + HCI
NH3OH + CF
56. What is th
In the following reaction in aqueous solution, identify
(a) which of the reactants is the acid and which is the base,
(b) the conjugate base of the acid, and (c) the conjugate
acid of the base.
compoun
a. NaHC
b. Mg(OI
c. MgCC
d. CaCO
54.
HCO, + HCOOH HCOO + H,CO3
Expand Your Skills
57. Most soaps have a bitter taste. What does this indicate
about the pH of most soaps?
64. The pOH
What is t
concentr
Which one(s) of the following could be the solute in the
pictured solution at left?
a. HNO2
d. CH,NH2
58.
tion? (c)
65. Rank 0.
(b) amm
c. NH3
b. KOH
e. CF,COOH
chloride

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