Can someone please help with this? PART 2: Determine the conjugate acid for each: (That means the following are BASES)11.) H2O15.)ОH19.) Cl0.12.) F16.) PO.-20.) CH:COO"13.) НСО:17.) H2PO.21.) SH14.) SO-18.) Cl-22.) CN-PART 3: Determine the conjugate base for each: (That means the following are ACIDS)23.) H2027.)ОН-31.) HC10,24.) HF28.) HPO,2-32.) СH:COOH25.) НСО:-29.) H.РО-33.) SH-26.) HSO,30.) HCI34.)NH3

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PART 2: Determine the conjugate acid for each: (That means the following are BASES) 11.) H2O 15.)ОH 19.) Cl0. 12.) F 16.) PO 20.) CH:COO" 13.) НСО: 17.) НаРО:" 21.) SH 14.) SO- 18.) Cl- 22.) CN- PART 3: Determine the conjugate base for each: (That means the following are ACIDS) 23.) H20 27.)ОН- 31.) HC10, 24.) HF 28.) HPO,2- 32.) СH:COOH 25.) НСО:- 29.) H.РО- 33.) SH- 26.) HSO, 30.) HCI 34.) NH3

PART 2: Determine the conjugate acid for each: (That means the following are BASES) 11.) H2O 15.)ОH 19.) Cl0. 12.) F 16.) PO 20.) CH:COO" 13.) НСО: 17.) НаРО:" 21.) SH 14.) SO- 18.) Cl- 22.) CN- PART 3: Determine the conjugate base for each: (That means the following are ACIDS) 23.) H20 27.)ОН- 31.) HC10, 24.) HF 28.) HPO,2- 32.) СH:COOH 25.) НСО:- 29.) H.РО- 33.) SH- 26.) HSO, 30.) HCI 34.) NH3

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

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Problem 56A

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