7. The correct name for an aqueous solution of HBr isand correct formula forperchloric acid isa. hydrobromic acid, HCIO4c. hydrobromic acid, HClb. bromic acid, HCIO3d. bromous acid, HCIOS

The correct name for aqueous solution of HBr is Hydrobromic acid.

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7. The correct name for an aqueous solution of HBr is and correct formula for perchloric acid is a. hydrobromic acid, HCIO4 c. hydrobromic acid, HCl b. bromic acid, HCIO3 d. bromous acid, HCIOS