-Lowry base and conjegae Answer: D Question S. A loss of proton from a Brensted-Lowry acid results ina conjugate acid-base pair None of Answer Question 6. Draw the conugate base of the following compound. Question 7. For the following reaction label the acid, base, conjugate acid and and Point conjugate base. Recehved +NaOH Na +H20 Answer: Question 8. What is the parent chain of the following compound? Point Received Answer: hexane Page 2 of 5
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