For the reaction, CO 2 + H 2 O H 2 CO 3 which of the following statements are in

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For the reaction, CO2 + H2O H2CO3 which of the following statements are incorrect?

CO2 would be called a Bronsted Lowry Acid and H2O would be called a Bronsted Lowry Base.

H2CO3 forms a coordinate covalent bond by a Lewis acid base reaction.

CO2 would be called a Lewis Acid and H2O would be called a Lewis Base.

The lone pairs in the H2O molecule are used for forma new bond with the carbon in the CO2 molecule.

Both a and d

CO2 would be called a Bronsted Lowry Acid and H2O would be called a Bronsted Lowry Base.

H2CO3 forms a coordinate covalent bond by a Lewis acid base reaction.

CO2 would be called a Lewis Acid and H2O would be called a Lewis Base.

The lone pairs in the H2O molecule are used for forma new bond with the carbon in the CO2 molecule.

Both a and d

CO2 would be called a Bronsted Lowry Acid and H2O would be called a Bronsted Lowry Base.

The proton donor is called Bronsted Lowry Acid. So CO2 is not Bronsted Lowry Acid

A. CO2 would be called a Bronsted Lowry Acid and H2O would be called a Bronsted Lowry Base.

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