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. A bottle of acid solution is labeled “3 M HNO3.” What are the substances that are actually present in the solution? Are any FINO molecules present? Why or why not?

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Interpretation:

The substances present in the bottle of acid labeled 3M HNO3 should be determined.

Concept Introduction:

When a compound dissolves in water the interaction between the water molecules and the compound is significant. If the interaction is significant then the compounds would dissolve completely in water. After dissolving in water, the compound may undergo dissociation into component ions depending on the polarity of the compound.

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HNO3 is a ionic molecule. Therefore, it readily and completely dissolves in aqueous medium. In a general acid equilibrium shown by equation (2), an acid would donate a proton to water to form a conjugate base of the form A-.Then the conjugate base A- will have the ability to function as a base by abstracting an H+ from hydronium io0n to become HA (acid form).The extent to which this backward reaction occur depends on the strength of the acid. HNO3 since being a strong acid would not allow this backward reaction to occur...

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