give the names of these acids: question:answer format.
a) HNO2 : Nitrous Acid
b) HMnO4 : Permanganic Acid
c) HCN : Hydrogen Cyanide
d) H2S : Hydrogen Sufide
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give the names of these bases:
a) LiOH : Lithium Hydroxide
b) Pb(OH)2 : Lead Hydroxide
c) Mg(OH)2 : Magnesium Hydroxide
d) Al(OH)3 : Aluminum Hydroxide
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Identify each compound as an acid or base:
a) Ba(OH)2 : Base
b) HCLO4 : Acid
c) Fe(OH)3 : Base
d) KOH : Base
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what element generally appears in the formula of an acid? : Hydrogen
what ion generally appears in the formula of a base? : Hydroxide
a) HNO2 : Nitrous Acid
b) HMnO4 : Permanganic Acid
c) HCN : Hydrogen Cyanide
d) H2S : Hydrogen Sufide
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give the names of these bases:
a) LiOH : Lithium Hydroxide
b) Pb(OH)2 : Lead Hydroxide
c) Mg(OH)2 : Magnesium Hydroxide
d) Al(OH)3 : Aluminum Hydroxide
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Identify each compound as an acid or base:
a) Ba(OH)2 : Base
b) HCLO4 : Acid
c) Fe(OH)3 : Base
d) KOH : Base
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what element generally appears in the formula of an acid? : Hydrogen
what ion generally appears in the formula of a base? : Hydroxide
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good job dude...all right!!
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Yep, correct. Its not always as easy as looking for an h or oh to tell if its acid or base, but it works here. The way to remember: an acid is an acid because it can easily donate protons (h+ molecules) to another species, in general. So it makes sense that HClO4 is an acid, because it separates to H+ and ClO4 -, showing that it has a ptoton to donatr
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looks good 2 me,
but then again .... I'm the character who was thrown out of CHEMISTRY
for being a FREE RADICAL!
but then again .... I'm the character who was thrown out of CHEMISTRY
for being a FREE RADICAL!
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yep these are all correct