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What is the bronsted in the following equation HBr+H20 H30+ +Br​
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What is the bronsted in the following equation HBr+H20 H30+ +Br​

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Explanation:HBr = Bronsted Acid

H20= Bronsted Base

Br=conjugate base

H30+=conjugate acid

Conjugate base is what is left over after an acid has donated a proton and conjugate acid is what us formed when the base receives proton

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