Choose the compound (or compounds) that best match the descriptions.1. NaCIO,Superacid2. H2SO4 and H3PO4Lewis acid, not a Bronsted-3. BeF2Lowry acid4. CH3NH3CIMakes a buffer with HCIO,5. CIO4Makes a buffer withCH3NH3Br6. CH3NH2Lewis base, not a Bronsted-Lowry base7. HCIO48. B(OH)3 and HCIO4

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

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Choose the compound (or compounds) that best match the descriptions.
1. NaCIO,
Superacid
2. H2SO4 and H3PO4
Lewis acid, not a Bronsted-
3. BeF2
Lowry acid
4. CH3NH3CI
Makes a buffer with HCIO,
5. CIO4
Makes a buffer with
CH3NH3Br
6. CH3NH2
Lewis base, not a Bronsted-
Lowry base
7. HCIO4
8. B(OH)3 and HCIO4

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