What is the conjugate base of HSO?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. SO
A conjugate base is formed by losing one proton.
**Answer: SO.**
Why not the others: HSO: that is its conjugate acid. HO: it is not related by one proton. OH: it is not related by one proton.
**Answer: SO.**
Why not the others: HSO: that is its conjugate acid. HO: it is not related by one proton. OH: it is not related by one proton.
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