I know these are two questions, but please can you help me with them. 4.) What is the % ionization of HI acid if the initial concentration ofhydroiodic acid is 1.556M.HI(aq) → H*(aq) +I (aq)where the:% Ionization = [H,O*]uuilibrium! [HA];nitial * 100%5.) Ripley, a flight officer for the Weyland-Yutani corporation, in theyear 2312, landed on the planet LV-426 where a derelict alien ship wasdiscovered and an alien species was found to have acid for blood. Uponinspection, the pH of the blood was found to have a pH of -21. Is theacid strong, what is the [H*]? In other words, can Ripley pet the aliens...are they dangerous?

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4.) What is the % ionization of HI acid if the initial concentration of hydroiodic acid is 1.556M. HI(aq) → H"(aq) + I (aq) where the: % Ionization = [H,O°].quilibrium/ [HA]initial * 100%

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I know these are two questions, but please can you help me with them.

4.) What is the % ionization of HI acid if the initial concentration of
hydroiodic acid is 1.556M.
HI(aq) → H*(aq) +I (aq)
where the:
% Ionization = [H,O*]uuilibrium! [HA];nitial * 100%
5.) Ripley, a flight officer for the Weyland-Yutani corporation, in the
year 2312, landed on the planet LV-426 where a derelict alien ship was
discovered and an alien species was found to have acid for blood. Upon
inspection, the pH of the blood was found to have a pH of -21. Is the
acid strong, what is the [H*]? In other words, can Ripley pet the aliens...
are they dangerous?

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