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2 January, 16:55

Complete this br? nsted-lowry reaction, placing each product by its appropriate label. Hso4 (1-) + cn (1-)

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  1. 2 January, 18:00
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    Based on the Bronsted-Lowry theory:

    An acid is defined as a species which in solution tends to lose a proton (H+) while base is a species that tends to accept protons.

    The given situation, HSO4⁻ acts as an acid and loses its H + to CN⁻.

    HSO4⁻ + CN⁻↔ SO4²⁻ + HCN

    Here, HSO4⁻ is the acid while SO4²⁻ is its conjugate base

    CN⁻ is a base and HCN is its conjugate acid
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