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Acid Base ⇄ Conjugate Acid Conjugate Base (A) CH3COOH H2O ⇄ (B) NH3 H2O ⇄ (C)...

Acid

Base

Conjugate Acid

Conjugate Base

(A)

CH3COOH

H2O

(B)

NH3

H2O

(C)

HF

OH

(D)

H2O

I

(E)

C5H5NH+

H2O

[H+]

[OH]

pH

pOH

Acid, Base or Neutral

(A)

1.0x10−3 M

(B)

4.5x10‒8 M

(C)

9.45

(D)

1.33

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