H2S Lewis acid help

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Start date Aug 5, 2018

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MolarBear541

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can someone explain why H2S is a bronsted Lowry acid?

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Veni vidi vicii

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VMun54 said:
can someone explain why H2S is a bronsted Lowry acid?

I would think simply because it can donate a hydrogen making it an acid.

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babytomato

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Bronsted Lowry acids are proton donors. Since H2S has a proton (H), it is considered a bronsted lowry acid 🙂

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