1. a. How do you write proton-transfer reactions for B-L acids and bases, and that how...

a. How do you write proton-transfer reactions for B-L acids and bases, and that how they involve the transfer of ONE H+ ion.

b. . How to identify and label acids/bases, and conjugate acids/bases in proton-transfer reactions.

c. What is the hydronium ion charge and formula, and what is the hydroxide ion charge and formula?

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