Identifying Bronsted Lowry Acids and Bases - Real Chemistry

In this video you will learn the definition of Brosted-Lowry Acid and Base and how to identify them. You will also be introduced to conjugate acids and bases and how to find those. Lastly you will learn that under the Bronsted-Lowry definition, some species can behave like acids in one reaction but like a base in another reaction. These species are called amphotetic species.

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[@littleweasel4284]

Correct me if I’m wrong but at 7:27 shouldn’t it be SO3 rather than HSO3?

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Yes! You are correct, it becomes SO3 2-. I should have dropped the proton. Thanks for point this out!

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HBr+NH3----> (how to find this product by using acid and base )

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