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9. Based on formulas alone, classify each of the following oxoacids as strong or weak. a) H,PO4 b) H,SO4 c) HCIO d) HCIO, e) HNO, f) H,CO3 g) HNO,

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.81E

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9. Based on formulas alone, classify each of the following oxoacids as strong or weak.
a) H,PO4
b) H,SO4
с) HCIO
d) HCIO4
e) HNO3
f) H,CO3
g) HNO,

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