What are the conjugate acid and base of water?

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anor277
Jun 24, 2016

Hydroxide and so-called hydronium ion.

Explanation:

To formulate the conjugate acid/conjugate base, we simply add or subtract a proton, H^+, and conserve charge. The conjugate acid of water is represented as H_3O^+. And the conjugate base of water is ""^(-)OH.

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