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The conjugate acid of H S − is : A S 2 − B H 2 ​ S C B o t h ( A ) a n d ( B ) D none of the above

The conjugate acid of HS− is :

A

S2−

B

H2​S

C

Both(A)and(B)

D

 none of the above 

 

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Vikas TU
14149 Points
3 years ago
Dear student 
When we add H+ and Hs- ion to H2S it will give HS- and S2- respectively,so H2S is conjugate acid of HS- 
Feel free to ask querry 
Good Luck 
ankit singh
askIITians Faculty 614 Points
3 years ago
 
add H+ and Hs- ion to H2S it will give HS- and S2- respectively,so H2S is conjugate acid of HS- 
Feel free to ask querry 
Good Luck 
ajay
101 Points
3 years ago

The conjugate acid of HS− is :

A

S2−

B

H2​S

C

Both(A)and(B)

D

 none of the above 

 
 
 
When we add H+ and Hs- ion to H2S it will give HS- and S2- respectively,so H2S is conjugate acid of HS- 

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