Select the conjugate acid and conjugate base for HSO3 The conjugate acid is SO32- and the conjugate base is H2SO3. The conjugate acid is H3SO4 and the conjugate base is SO45-. The conjugate acid is SO45- and the conjugate base is H3SO4. The conjugate acid is H2SO3 and the conjugate base is SO3-.

Select the conjugate acid and conjugate base for HSO3 The conjugate acid is SO32- and the conjugate base is H2SO3. The conjugate acid is H3SO4 and the conjugate base is SO45-. The conjugate acid is SO45- and the conjugate base is H3SO4. The conjugate acid is H2SO3 and the conjugate base is SO3-.

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Chapter15: Solutions Of Acids And Bases

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Select the conjugate acid and conjugate base for HSO3
The conjugate acid is SO32- and the conjugate base is H2SO3.
The conjugate acid is H3SO4 and the conjugate base is SO45-.
The conjugate acid is SO45- and the conjugate base is H3SO4.
The conjugate acid is H2SO3 and the conjugate base is SO3-.

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