Write out the acid dissociation and base hydrolysis reaction

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Problem- Write out the acid dissociation and base hydrolysis reactions for each of the above acids and bases

a) Acetic acid b) Ammonium c)acetate ion d) carbonate ion e) sulfate ion

State your answer by means of two significant figures.

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