Draw out a chemical reaction between HCl and NH3. Indicate Bronsted acids and bases; what makes a chemical a Bronsted acid or base?
Bronsted Lowry concept of Acid & Base ;- According to this concept acid is a proton donor & base is a proton acceptor.
It can be define as -
Acid + Base <-----> Conjugate base + Conjugate acid
(This is the general Equation which helps us to understand the concept of Bronsted Lowry Concept of acid and base)
Acid lose a proton & becomes conjugate base &
Base accept a proton & becomes conjugate acid.
Now,
HCl + NH3 <-------> Cl- + NH4+
Where HCl = acid ; NH3 = Base ; Cl- conjugate base ; NH4+ = conjugate acid.
HCl is a acid because it is a proton donor & further it donate/lose a proton and becomes conjugate base Cl-.
NH3 is a base because it is a proton acceptor & further it accept a proton and becomes conjugate acid NH4+.
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