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The substance HCO3-1 is amphiprotic, meaning is can act as either an acid or a base....

The substance HCO3-1 is amphiprotic, meaning is can act as either an acid or a base. Complete the reactions started below to show how it acts as an acid and as a base. Label the conjugate acid and base for each
reaction.

ACID REACTION: HCO3-1 + H2O(l) ?

BASE REACTION: HCO3-1 + H2O(l) ?

  

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ACID REACTION:           HCO3-1    + H2O         CO32-        +    H3O +

                                 acid               base     conjugate base    conjugate acid

BASE REACTION:         HCO3-1    +      H2O     H2CO3       + OH-

                                    base                 acid          conjugate acid        conjugate base


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