Brønsted acids and bases, Chemistry

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 A Brønsted base a proton acceptor, and Brønsted acid is a proton donor. In this definition an acid-base reaction accepts protolysis:


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HA is called the conjugate acid to A-, and A+ the conjugate base to HA; HB+ and B form another conjugate acid-base pair. There is some examples of some conjugate pairs (with the acid given first) are:

 

 

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