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Find the acid,base, conjugate base, and acid? please explain what makes a conjugate base or acid...

Find the acid,base, conjugate base, and acid? please explain what makes a conjugate base or acid and how you classified it as so.

2????2 + ??(??)2 ⟶ 2?????2 + 2?2o

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2????2(aq) + ??(??)2(aq) ⟶ ??(???2)2(aq) + 2?2o(l)

2????2(aq) + 2(??)^-(aq) ⟶ 2???2^-(aq)    +    2?2o(l)

acid                 base                  conjugate base   conjugate acid

HClO2 is proton donor. it is acid

OH^- is proton acceptor . it is base

ClO2^- is conjugate base

H2O is conjugate acid

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