Question 7.35 What is meant by the conjugate acid-base pair? Find the conjugate acid/base for the following species:
Class XI Equilibrium Page 228
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concept :- an acid-base pair differ by a proton is known as conjugate acid-base pair.
e.g, acid - H+ ---> conjugate base
Base + H+ ----> conjugate acid.
HNO2 (acid) <=> H+ + NO2-(conjugate base)
CN-(base) + H+ <=> HCN(conjugate acid)
HClO4 (acid) <=> HClO3-(conjugate base) + H+
F-(base) + H+ <=> HF(conjugate acid)
OH-(base) + H+ <=> H2O(conjugate acid)
CO3²-(base) + H+ <=> HCO3-(conjugate acid)
S²-(base) + H+ <=> HS-(conjugate acid)
e.g, acid - H+ ---> conjugate base
Base + H+ ----> conjugate acid.
HNO2 (acid) <=> H+ + NO2-(conjugate base)
CN-(base) + H+ <=> HCN(conjugate acid)
HClO4 (acid) <=> HClO3-(conjugate base) + H+
F-(base) + H+ <=> HF(conjugate acid)
OH-(base) + H+ <=> H2O(conjugate acid)
CO3²-(base) + H+ <=> HCO3-(conjugate acid)
S²-(base) + H+ <=> HS-(conjugate acid)
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