Question 8 A. Classify cach of the following as a strong acid or a weak acid. Indicate how cach should be written in aqucous solution. For example, should chlorous acid be represented as HCIO, or as H*+ CIO,? sulfurous acid In solution, this acid should be written as perchloric acid In solution, this acid should be written as nitrous acid In solution, this acid should be written as B. There are 6 strong acids you need to know. List their names and formulas below: Names 1. acid 4. acid 2. acid 5. acid 3. acid 6. acid Formulas 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. G Classify cach of the following as a strong acid or a weak acid. Indicate how cach should be written in aqueous solution. For example, should chlorous acid be represented as HCIO, or as H*+ CIO,? hydrocyanic acid In solution, this acid should be written as hydrofluoric acid In solution, this acid should be written as sulfurous acid In solution, this acid should be written as

Question 8 A. Classify cach of the following as a strong acid or a weak acid. Indicate how cach should be written in aqucous solution. For example, should chlorous acid be represented as HCIO, or as H+ CIO,? sulfurous acid In solution, this acid should be written as perchloric acid In solution, this acid should be written as nitrous acid In solution, this acid should be written as B. There are 6 strong acids you need to know. List their names and formulas below: Names 1. acid 4. acid 2. acid 5. acid 3. acid 6. acid Formulas 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. G Classify cach of the following as a strong acid or a weak acid. Indicate how cach should be written in aqueous solution. For example, should chlorous acid be represented as HCIO, or as H+ CIO,? hydrocyanic acid In solution, this acid should be written as hydrofluoric acid In solution, this acid should be written as sulfurous acid In solution, this acid should be written as

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