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Among the given letters in the boxes which is appropriate for having
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(b)
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Among the given letters in the boxes which is appropriate for having
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(c)
Interpretation:
Among the given letters in the boxes which is appropriate for describing a basic salt has to be determined.
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A basic salt is a salt that contains an anion that is the conjugate acid of a weak acid.
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Among the given letters in the boxes which is appropriate for describing
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If a compound can act as an acid and as a base, the value of
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Among the given letters in the boxes which is appropriate for describing a Lewis acid has to be determined.
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Lewis acid is an electron pair acceptor.
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Among the given letters in the boxes which is having a
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(g)
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Among the given letters in the boxes which is appropriately describing a polyprotic acid has to be determined.
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A polyprotic acid has more than one acidic hydrogen.
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