Posted by Erik on Sunday, January 29, 2012 at 10:47pm.
Some right, some wrong. Here is the way you do it.
Example, your #4.
H2SO4 + CN^- <==>HSO4^- + HCN
You apparently have no trouble determining which is the acid and which is the base. All of them above are correct. Your problem is knowing what is the conjugate acid/base.
H2SO4 is the acid; therefore, what it goes to is the conjugate base which makes HSO4^- the conj base.
CN^- is the base; what it changes to is the conjugate acid. That is HCN
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