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Question

An aqueous solution of carbonic acid ($$H_{2}CO$$_{3}) contains $$H_{2}CO$$_{3}, HCO_{3}^{–}, and CO_{3}^{2–} in different concentrations. Identify the amphoteric species in the solution. Ignore the water present in the solution.

Accepted Answer

HCO_{3}^{–}

Answer

$$H_{2}CO$$_{3}, HCO_{3}^{–}, and $$CO3^{2–}$$

Answer

$$CO3^{2–}$$

Answer

HCO_{3}^{–}, and $$CO3^{2–}$$

Answer

$$H_{2}CO$$_{3}

An aqueous solution of carbonic acid (H2CO3) contains H2CO3, HCO3–, and CO32– in different concentrations. Identify the amphoteric species in the solution. Ignore the water present in the solution.

An aqueous solution of carbonic acid (H₂CO₃) contains H₂CO₃, HCO₃^–, and CO₃^2– in different concentrations. Identify the amphoteric species in the solution. Ignore the water present in the solution.