Acids and Bases: Chemical EquationsInstructions: Predict the products of the following reactants.1. Hlag) + Na0Н (а9)2. HCl(aq) + LiOH(aq)→.3. HCLOA(ag)+ H20()4 (aq)4. H2SOACaq)+ Ca(OH2)(aq)5. HF + KОН -6. NaOH + НЗРОД -

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Acids and Bases: Chemical Equations
Instructions: Predict the products of the following reactants.
1. Hlag) + Na0Н (а9)
2. HCl(aq) + LiOH(aq)→.
3. HCLOA(ag)
+ H20()
4 (aq)
4. H2SOACaq)
+ Ca(OH2)(aq)
5. HF + KОН -
6. NaOH + НЗРОД -

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