Multiple Choice
In the reaction, HSO4
, the conjugate acid-base pairs are
A) HSO − and SO 2−; H O and OH−.4 4
2 
B) HSO4− and H3O+; SO42 − and OH−.
C) HSO4− and OH−; SO42 − and H2O.
D) HSO4− and H2O; OH − and SO42−.
E) HSO4− and OH−; SO42 − and H3O+.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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