The H3O^+ ion is called the hydronium ion. A necessary requirement for a Bronste

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The H3O^+ ion is called the hydronium ion. A necessary requirement for a Bronsted base is the presence of water as a reaction medium. the presence of hydroxide in its formula. lone pair of electrons in its Lewis dot structure. the production of hydronium ion upon reaction with water. Consider the following reaction: NO2 + HCO3 rightarrow CO3^-2 + HNO2 Identify the acid, base, conjugate acid and conjugate base in the reaction. Which molecule(s) is(are) amphoteric? Explain your answer A necessary HNO3, NH3 H2O, HSO4^-, Consider the following moleculesH2CO3 H3PO4 NH3 HCL NaOH Identify molecules hat are acid or base. Then identify the strongest acid and base molecules with explanation.

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1.Hydronium ion

2.Production of hydronium ion.

3.NO2- is base, HCO3- is acid,CO3-2 is a conjugate base, HNO2 is conjugate acid

4.Except HNO3 all are amphoteric

5. HCl is strongest acid and NaOH is strongest base.

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