H2s + h2o h3o+ + hs- identify the bronsted-lowry base(s) in the above equation. (select all that apply.)

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The Bronsted base in H2S +H2O → H3O^+ + HS^- is H2O

Explanation
According to Bronsted Lowry definition of an base , that is a base is a compound that act as a protons acceptor. These protons are in form of hydrogen ions . H2O in the above equation accept one hydrogen ions to form H3O^+

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