chem acids and bases
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- HI
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Strong Acid;
Hydroiodic acid - HBr
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Strong Acid;
Hydrobromic Acid - HCl
- Strong Acid; Hydrochloric Acid
- HClO4
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Strong Acid;
Perchloric acid - HClO3
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Strong Acid;
Chloric Acid - H2SO4
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Strong Acid;
Sulfuric Acid - HNO3
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Strong acid;
Nitric acid - T/F: Common soluble strong bases are the group 1 hydroxides (s.a. LiOH, NaOH, KOH, RbOH, CsOH)
- True
- Are metal amides, such as NaNH2 strong bases? Why?
- Yes since the amide ion, NH2-, will react completely with water to form NH3 and OH- ions.
- T/F: Some of the group 2 hydroxides such as Ca(OH)2, Sr(OH)2, and Ba(OH)2 are also often classfied as strong although their base-dissociation constants are smaller than those of the group I hydroxides.
- True.
- Amonia (NH3) and amines
- weak base
- LiOH
- strong base
- NaOH
- strong base
- RbOH
- strong base
- CsOH
- strong base
- NaNH2
- strong base
- Ca(OH)2
- strong base
- Sr(OH)2
- strong base
- Ba(OH)2
- strong base