1. For each of the salts (assume at this point completely soluble), write the equation for dissociation and label the ions as acidic, basic or neutral. Each salt listed will 100% dissociate a. NaHSO4 b. NaOCI c. NH4C2H302 d. FeBr3 e. Al2(CO3)3 f. Na2HPO4 9. NaI

1. For each of the salts (assume at this point completely soluble), write the equation for dissociation and label the ions as acidic, basic or neutral. Each salt listed will 100% dissociate a. NaHSO4 b. NaOCI c. NH4C2H302 d. FeBr3 e. Al2(CO3)3 f. Na2HPO4 9. NaI

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**Task: Dissociation of Salts and Ion Classification**

1. For each of the salts listed below (assume they are completely soluble), write the equation for dissociation and label the ions as acidic, basic, or neutral. Each salt is considered to dissociate 100%.

a. NaHSO₄

b. NaOCl

c. NH₄C₂H₃O₂

d. FeBr₃

e. Al₂(CO₃)₃

f. Na₂HPO₄

g. NaI

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