Identify the conjugate acid of SO₄^2- in the reaction CO₃^2- + HSO₄^- $\rarr$ HCO₃^- + SO₄^2- A)CO₃^2- B)HSO₄^- C)OH^- D)H₃O⁺ E)SO₄^2-

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The conjugate acid of a compound is formed by adding a proton (H+) to it. In this reaction, the only compound that can accept a proton is HSO₄^-, which would form its conjugate acid HSO₄^2-. Therefore, the correct choice is B.

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