00:01
The bronzed lowry acid is a donator of a hydrogen ion, while the bronzed lowry base is the acceptor of a hydrogen ion.
00:13
So in this first chemical reaction, it looks like they made a mistake.
00:21
It's not h -i -minus, it's just i -minus, and then h3o -plus.
00:29
We see that h gave its hydrogen ion to water, or h -i gave its hydrogen ion to water, water.
00:37
So this would be the acid and this would be the base.
00:44
For the next one we have f -minus reacting with water and in the process producing hf and hydroxide.
00:59
So now it's water giving a hydrogen to f -minus and f -minus accepting it.
01:06
So f -minus is the base while water is now the acid.
01:12
And then for c, have, i don't know why they wrote it that way, but you can just write it co3 to minus.
01:26
You don't need parentheses.
01:30
And that will react with water.
01:34
And in the process, create h.
01:39
C .03 minus...