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What are the products of the ionization of HSO3? A. H3O+ B. SO32- C. H2O D. HSO4 a. C&D b. A & B c. B&C d. A&D

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter13: Acids And Bases

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Problem 82QAP

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What are the products of the ionization of HSO3?

A. H3O+

B. SO32-

C. H2O

D. HSO4

a. C&D

b. A & B

c. B&C

d. A&D

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