Conjugate acid-base pair differ by

Question

Conjugate acid-base pair differ by (A) electron (B) proton (C) neutron (D) hydroxyl group

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

According to Bronsted-Lowry concept, after losing a proton, acids convert into conjugate base and after gaining a proton, bases convert into their conjugate acid, ie,

Acid

- H^{+} \to

conjugate base

Base

+ H^{+} \to

conjugate acid

Thus, conjugate acid-base pair is differ by proton

Q. Conjugate acid-base pair differ by

electron

proton

neutron

hydroxyl group

According to Bronsted-Lowry concept, after losing a proton, acids convert into conjugate base and after gaining a proton, bases convert into their conjugate acid, ie, Acid −H+→ conjugate base Base +H+→ conjugate acid Thus, conjugate acid-base pair is differ by proton

According to Bronsted-Lowry concept, after losing a proton, acids convert into conjugate base and after gaining a proton, bases convert into their conjugate acid, ie,

Acid $- H^{+} \to$ conjugate base

Base $+ H^{+} \to$ conjugate acid

Thus, conjugate acid-base pair is differ by proton