1311 Practice Questions Chapter 4 1. Classify these dissolved substances as strong, weak, or nonelectrolytes: CaCl2. CH3COOH (acetic acid). С-H:ОН HNO3. potussium nydroxide Strong КОН CНЗСОONa 2. Classify the following substances as strong, weak, acids or bases. НРОА HF HCI HCIO. NH3_ Ca(OH)2 3. Write the balanced molecular equation in part (a), the complete ionic equation in part (b), and the net ionic equation in part (c) for the following chemical reactions. Reaction 1: (a) KOH(aq) HBr(aq) > (b) (c) Reaction 2: (a) CaCl;(aq) + Na;CO3(aq) → (b)

1311 Practice Questions Chapter 4 1. Classify these dissolved substances as strong, weak, or nonelectrolytes: CaCl2. CH3COOH (acetic acid). С-H:ОН HNO3. potussium nydroxide Strong КОН CНЗСОONa 2. Classify the following substances as strong, weak, acids or bases. НРОА HF HCI HCIO. NH3_ Ca(OH)2 3. Write the balanced molecular equation in part (a), the complete ionic equation in part (b), and the net ionic equation in part (c) for the following chemical reactions. Reaction 1: (a) KOH(aq) HBr(aq) > (b) (c) Reaction 2: (a) CaCl;(aq) + Na;CO3(aq) → (b)

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