A compound HA when reacting with S- it dissociates as shown below-HA - S - A - SH -What are S and A -A- Both S and A are Bronsted Lowry base-B- Both S and A are Bronsted Lowry acid-C- S is Bronsted acid and A is Bronsted base-D- S is Bronsted Lowry base and A is Bronsted Lowry acid-

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A compound HA when reacting with S, it dissociates as shown below:

$H A + S ⇌$ $A^{-}$ + $S H^{+}$

What are S and A?

S is Bronsted acid and A is Bronsted base.

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S is Bronsted Lowry base and A is Bronsted Lowry acid.

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Both S and A are Bronsted Lowry acid.

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Both S and A are Bronsted Lowry base.

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