What is the conjugate acid of $iodide ion$ $"iodide ion"$ , $I^{-}$ $I^-$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-02-27T22:21:37

The conjugate acid of $I^{-}$ $I^-$ is $H I$ $HI$ .............

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The conjugate base of any acid is the original acid LESS a proton, i.e. $H^{+}$ $H^+$ . And the conjugate acid of any base is the original base PLUS a proton. As in all descriptions of chemical reactivity, both $MASS$ $"MASS"$ and $CHARGE$ $"CHARGE"$ are conserved.

And thus the conjugate acid of $iodide anion$ $"iodide anion"$ is $hydroiodic acid$ $"hydroiodic acid"$ .

For any acid, to find the conjugate base, simply remove a proton, and conserve mass and charge. To find the conjugate acids, simply add a proton, and likewise conserve mass and charge.

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