Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
The acid-base reaction should be described between the following reactant by using curved arrows and each curved arrow having positive or negative should be marked. The value of
Concept Introduction:
A substance which produces
A substance which produces hydroxide ion when dissolved in aqueous solution is known as a base. These are proton acceptor.
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(b)
Interpretation:
The acid-base reaction should be described between the following reactant by using curved arrows and each curved arrow having positive or negative should be marked. The value of
Concept Introduction:
A substance which produces
A substance which produces hydroxide ion when dissolved in aqueous solution is known as a base. These are proton acceptor.
A chemical reaction which takes place between an acid and a base is known as acid-base reaction.
(c)
Interpretation:
The acid-base reaction should be described between the following reactant by using curved arrows and each curved arrow having positive or negative should be marked. The value of
Concept Introduction:
A substance which produces
A substance which produces hydroxide ion when dissolved in aqueous solution is known as a base. These are proton acceptor.
A chemical reaction which takes place between an acid and a base is known as acid-base reaction.
(d)
Interpretation:
The acid-base reaction should be described between the following reactant by using curved arrows and each curved arrow having positive or negative should be marked. The value of
Concept Introduction:
A substance which produces
A substance which produces hydroxide ion when dissolved in aqueous solution is known as a base. These are proton acceptor.
A chemical reaction which takes place between an acid and a base is known as acid-base reaction.
(d)
Interpretation:
The acid-base reaction should be described between the following reactant by using curved arrows and each curved arrow having positive or negative should be marked. The value of
Concept Introduction:
A substance which produces
A substance which produces hydroxide ion when dissolved in aqueous solution is known as a base. These are proton acceptor.
A chemical reaction which takes place between an acid and a base is known as acid-base reaction.
(d)
Interpretation:
The acid-base reaction should be described between the following reactant by using curved arrows and each curved arrow having positive or negative should be marked. The value of
Concept Introduction:
A substance which produces
A substance which produces hydroxide ion when dissolved in aqueous solution is known as a base. These are proton acceptor.
A chemical reaction which takes place between an acid and a base is known as acid-base reaction.
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