Acid pH of 0.10 mol/L solution HNO (AQ) 1.0 HNO₂(AQ) 2.2 1. Nitric acid and nitrous acid are two acids associated with acid deposition. a. Use the information in the table to identify which acid is a strong acid and which is a weak acid. Support your reasoning without the use of a calculation. 0 Answer: b. Support your answer to question 1.a. using a calculation. Answer:

Acid pH of 0.10 mol/L solution HNO (AQ) 1.0 HNO₂(AQ) 2.2 1. Nitric acid and nitrous acid are two acids associated with acid deposition. a. Use the information in the table to identify which acid is a strong acid and which is a weak acid. Support your reasoning without the use of a calculation. 0 Answer: b. Support your answer to question 1.a. using a calculation. Answer:

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