(a) (b) Which definition, Brönsted-Lowry or Lewis, best describes what occurs during the reaction shown below? Explain why one definition is favored for this reaction. CI CI-AI CI CI-CI CI- CI CI- -CI Label each reactant as acid and base in the reaction shown in #4a above.

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