Conjugate base of H2SO4
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Conjugate base of H2SO4
If we were asked about the conjugate base of H2SO4, should we write HSO4- or SO4 2-?
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Re: Conjugate base of H2SO4
To find the conjugate base, you take away an H+ so it would be HSO4-. It wouldn't be 2- since you take away a positive charge.
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Re: Conjugate base of H2SO4
It would be HSO4- because an acid donates one proton at a time to form a conjugate base
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Re: Conjugate base of H2SO4
Hi,
The way we would be able to identify a conjugate base is if it has only one proton was removed from it in the acidic form. So, by using that definition the conjugate base of the H2SO4 acid would be HSO4-.
The way we would be able to identify a conjugate base is if it has only one proton was removed from it in the acidic form. So, by using that definition the conjugate base of the H2SO4 acid would be HSO4-.
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