Question #164421

Give equations showing how the following molecules and ions may act as acids:


HClO4, HSO4-, HCO2-, H2O, HPO4-


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Expert's answer
2021-02-28T06:15:47-0500

1.)H2O+HClO4H3OClO4H2O + HClO4 \rightarrow H3OClO4


2.) HSO4HSO_4^- is an anion it forms H2SO4H_2SO_4 when exposed to H2OH_2O


3.) CHO2+H+CH2O2CHO_2^- + H^+ \rightarrow CH_2O_2


4.) H2P04H_2P0_4^-  is an acid and when it is in water it forms a hydronium ion and HPO4HPO_4^- , which is the

conjugate base.


5.) The water molecule donates a proton to the NO2 ion, making OH(aq) . As the proton donor, H2O acts as a Bronsted-Lowry acid.

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