A solution of chromium, nitrate gives an acid reaction because the hydrated chromiumun ion tends to lose a proton from one of the water molect complexed with it. nitrate ions react with water to form the strong acid, nitric acid nitrate ions act as a strong pxidizing agent nitrate ions are acidic in water.

A solution of chromium, nitrate gives an acid reaction because the hydrated chromiumun ion tends to lose a proton from one of the water molect complexed with it. nitrate ions react with water to form the strong acid, nitric acid nitrate ions act as a strong pxidizing agent nitrate ions are acidic in water.

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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