Conjugate base for Bronsted acids (H\_2O) and (HF) are: | Chemistry | SolveeIt

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Conjugate base for Bronsted acids $H_2O$ and $HF$ are:

$OH^-$ and $F^-$ , respectively

$H_3O^+$ and $H_2F^+$ , respectively

$OH^-$ and $H_2F^+$ , respectively

$H_3O^+$ and $F^-$ respectively

Answer

$OH^-$ and $F^-$ , respectively

Explanation

Solution

HF on loss of $H^{\oplus}$ ion becomes $F^{\ominus}$ is the conjugate base of HF
Example :
${$ \underset{\text{ Acid}}{{HF }} $+$ \underset{\text{ Base}}{{H_2O }} $<=>$ \underset{\text{ Conjugate base }}{{ F^{\ominus}}} $+$ \underset{\text{ Conjugate acid}}{{ H_3O^{\oplus}}} $}$

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