Bronsted-lowry acid and base

What Are The Conjugate Acids for The Following Bases

Cascade CH3NH2CH3NH3+

to determine the conjugate acid one must take the formula of the base,CH3NH2, and add a proton (H+) to this formula

base formula (CH3NH2) + one proton(H+) = CH3NH3+

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.



 HPO42-HPO42-

to determine the conjugate base one must take the formula of the acid, H2PO4-, and subtract a proton (H+) from this formula

acid formula ( H2PO4-) - one proton(H+) = HPO42-

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.



 NO3-HNO3

to determine the conjugate acid one must take the formula of the base,NO3-, and add a proton (H+) to this formula

base formula (NO3-) + one proton(H+) = HNO3

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.

 O2- OH-

to determine the conjugate acid one must take the formula of the base,O2- , and add a proton (H+) to this formula

base formula (O2- ) + one proton(H+) = OH-

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.



 HCNH2CN+

to determine the conjugate acid one must take the formula of the base,HCN, and add a proton (H+) to this formula

base formula (HCN) + one proton(H+) = H2CN+

The conjugate base has one less H+ than its acid.



 HNO3NO3-

to determine the conjugate base one must take the formula of the acid, HNO3, and subtract a proton (H+) from this formula

acid formula ( HNO3) - one proton(H+) = NO3-

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.



 H2O H3O+

to determine the conjugate acid one must take the formula of the base,H2O, and add a proton (H+) to this formula

base formula (H2O) + one proton(H+) = H3O+

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.



 CN-HCN

to determine the conjugate acid one must take the formula of the base,CN-, and add a proton (H+) to this formula

base formula (CN-) + one proton(H+) = HCN

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.



 H2PO4-H3PO4

 

to determine the conjugate acid one must take the formula of the base,H2PO4-, and add a proton (H+) to this formula

base formula (H2PO4-) + one proton(H+) = H3PO4

The conjugate acid has one more H+ than its base.



 H2SO4HSO4-

to determine the conjugate base one must take the formula of the acid, H2SO4, and subtract a proton (H+) from this formula

acid formula ( H2SO4) - one proton(H+) = HSO4-

The conjugate base has one less H+ than its acid.

To Solve For The Conjugate Acid of The Base

one must take the formula of the Base, and add a proton (H+) to this formula

Base formula + one proton(H+) = The Conjugate Acid Of The Base

The conjugate Acid has one more H+ than its Base.