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A: When an acid reacts with a base it produces salt and water. Such reactions are known as acid-base…

Q: Strong acids used commonly used in laboratory

A: There are many strong acids which are commonly used in laboratory.

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Q: Which of these is a polyprotic acid ? Mark all that apply and explain why. A. Nitric acid B.…

A: Acid is defined as a substance that releases hydronium ion when dissolved in water. Acid is…

Q: A titration is ?

A: Interpretation- To explain what is titration

Q: In acidic solutions, the pH is:

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Q: How would I solve the question where it asks which solution would have the greater number of ions

A: To determine which solution has greater number of ions, we need to find the number of ions that…

Q: An acid and a base react to form a salt and water in a reaction classified as

A: A neutralization reaction is defined, in which an acid (HX), react with a base (MOH), to form salt…

Q: Which of the following is the characteristic of a nonelectrolyte solution? a) Completely ionized in…

A: Non electrolyte is defined as a solute or compounds that do not ionise in a solution at all. Non…

Q: give two description of an acid and a base that you could recall using the format below. and…

A: Acid - Acids are the substances which are sour in taste, turns blue litmus to red and conduct…

Q: b. Acetic acid and barium hydroxide c. Carbonic acid (first proton only) and lithium hydroxide d.…

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Q: H2SO4 is capable of losing two hydrogen ions. Acids like this are referred to as

A: Answer is given below.  H2SO4 is capable of donating to hydrogen ions or protons.

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Q: These are particles that ionize in a solution. O a. nonelectrolytes O b. electrolytes O c.…

A: Given, a. non-electrolytes b. electrolytes c. electronegativity d. electron     Required,…

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Q: Complete the autoionization reaction for water.

A: Auto-ionization reaction of water in which a proton is transferred from one molecule of the water to…

Q: s the principal difference between a strong and weak acid? ong acids are polyprotic, whereas weak…

A: Solution-  Strong acid-An acid in which it completely ionizes in the solution is said to be a strong…

Q: Identify the acid and base in the given reactions. (Write in the box provide below) give handwritten…

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Q: How to identify base and adjacent base and acid and adjacent acide in chemical reaction and other…

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Q: What is the percent ionization of an acid?

A: The strength of an acid is measured in terms of percent ionization.

Q: Review the history of acid and base concepts

A: Here is given to describe about the history of acid and base concepts.

Q: When acid is added to water, the pH wil

A: As we add acid into water then it dissociates into H+ ions .

Q: For a dilution of acid, acid is added into water and not water into acid. State the reason ?

A: For a dilution of acid, acid is added into water and not water into acid.

Q: Calculate the molar mass of NaF (with solution)

A: The molar mass of the compounds can be defined by the sum of the atomic masses of each atom making…

Q: Statement Strong Base or Weak Base Reaction equation uses a quantitative arrow,

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Q: Carbonic acid is a diprotic acid while formic acid is not. Why

A: The formula of carbonic acid is H2CO3, it contains two acidic protons. The structure of carbonic…

Q: List the names of different oxy-acids?

A: Oxyacid is a compound that contains oxygen, hydrogen and at least one other element.

Q: how do you write the ionization of acids and bases in water

A: Ionization is process of forming ions.

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A: The given acids in the question are either mono or dibasic in nature. Their dissociation pattern…

Q: Write the reaction formed in the formation of phenolphthalein. Identify the functional group is…

A: Reaction for formation of Phenolphthalein :

Q: Consider the following chen HCI (aq) +H

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Q: Calculate the percent ionization

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Q: Н-С-ОН + КОН

A: Formic acid react with potassium hydroxide gives sodium farmate salt and water.

Q: Determine the chloride ion concentration:

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Q: Answer in 150-300 words, state references if possible Why is it uncommon for diprotic and triprotic…

A: Ans. Relative strength of acids and their dissociation: The strength of an acid is depend on its…

Q: what mean the acid

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Q: How would you identify a certain colourless liquid as an acid

A: You can use more than one hundred techniques to identify weather a given solution is acidic or…

Q: Calculate the molar concentration of

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Q: What are the products of an acid-base neutralization reaction? (This is the general reaction of an…

A: Given-> Acid + Base ---->

Q: why most of acids are liquids and most of bases are solids?

A: Acid is the term given to those species which releases proton on dissociation.  A base is the…

Q: ras the concentration of the sulfuric acid?

A: Mass of oxalic acid = 0.1852 g Molar mass of Oxalic acid = 127.07 g/mol Volume of NaOH = 32.30 mL At…

Q: Which of the following is NOT a property of ACIDS? O Produce OH in solution Feels: can sting O Taste…

A: acids are substances which turns blue litmus to red and release H+ ions is the solution.

Q: Vinegar is a common substance found in many kitchens. Predict whether vinegar is an acid or a base.…

A: Vinegar is a common substance found in many kitchens. Vinegar is an acid.

Q: solution

A: We need to determine how the kinetics of ethanol differ from those of the following hydrolysis.

Q: percent ionization o

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