Which among the listed choices is a conjugate acid base pair in the following equation? HBRO3 + H2O <=> BrO3 + H3O*1 BrOz and H20 O HBRO3 and H30*1 O HBrOg and H20 Brog and H30+1 HBrOz and BrO

Which among the listed choices is a conjugate acid base pair in the following equation? HBRO3 + H2O <=> BrO3 + H3O1 BrOz and H20 O HBRO3 and H301 O HBrOg and H20 Brog and H30+1 HBrOz and BrO

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Which among the listed choices is a conjugate acid base pair in the following equation?
HBRO3 + H2O <=> BrO3 + H3O*1
BrOz and H2O
O HBrOg and H;0*1
O HBrOg and H20
BrOg and H3O+1
HBRO3 and BrO:
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