AcidFormulaBaseAcid NameFormula= H* +1"= H* + Br"= H* + CIO4= H* + CI"= H* + HSO,4"= H* + CIO3= H* + NO3= H* + H2O= H* + HC,04-= H* + HSO3= H* + SO,²= H* + H2PO4™= H* + F"= H* + NO2HCHO, = H* * CHO,"HC,H5O2 = H* + C,H5O2¯H* + C2O4²HC2H3O2 = H* + C2H3O2¯H* + C3HgO2= H* + HCO3= H* + HS¯= H* + HPO4= H* + SO,?= H* + CIOHIHydroiodicHydrobromicPerchloricHBrHCIO4HydrochloricHCIH2SO4HCIO3HNO3H30*SulfuricChloricNitricHydronium ionH2C2O4H2SO3HSO4H3PO4ОхalicSulfurousHydrogen sulfate ionPhosphoricHydrofluoricHFNitrousHNO2Formic (methanoic)BenzoicHC204¯Hydrogen oxalate ionAcetic (ethanoic)Propionic (propanoic)CarbonicHC3H5O2H2CO3HydrosulfuricDihydrogen phosphate ionHydrogen sulfite ionHypochlorousH2SH2PO4HSO3HCIO= H* + H2B03= H* + NH3= H* + CN= H* + CO,²-HPO,²- = H* + PO,³-= H* + s2-= H* + OH= H* + 0²-H3BO3NH4 *BoricAmmonium ionHydrocyanicHydrogen carbonate ionHCNHCO3™Monohydrogen phosphate ionHydrogen sulfide ionWaterHSНОНHydroxide ionOHDecreasingSTRENGTH-IncreasingIncreasing-STRENGTHDecreasing Compare the following:Acid 1: hydrocyanic acid , HCNAcid 2: carbonic acid , H2CO3Acid 3: phosphoric acid , H3P04What is the formula for the weakest acid ?

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Acid
Formula
Base
Acid Name
Formula
= H* +1"
= H* + Br"
= H* + CIO4
= H* + CI"
= H* + HSO,4"
= H* + CIO3
= H* + NO3
= H* + H2O
= H* + HC,04-
= H* + HSO3
= H* + SO,²
= H* + H2PO4™
= H* + F"
= H* + NO2
HCHO, = H* * CHO,"
HC,H5O2 = H* + C,H5O2¯
H* + C2O4²
HC2H3O2 = H* + C2H3O2¯
H* + C3HgO2
= H* + HCO3
= H* + HS¯
= H* + HPO4
= H* + SO,?
= H* + CIO
HI
Hydroiodic
Hydrobromic
Perchloric
HBr
HCIO4
Hydrochloric
HCI
H2SO4
HCIO3
HNO3
H30*
Sulfuric
Chloric
Nitric
Hydronium ion
H2C2O4
H2SO3
HSO4
H3PO4
Охalic
Sulfurous
Hydrogen sulfate ion
Phosphoric
Hydrofluoric
HF
Nitrous
HNO2
Formic (methanoic)
Benzoic
HC204¯
Hydrogen oxalate ion
Acetic (ethanoic)
Propionic (propanoic)
Carbonic
HC3H5O2
H2CO3
Hydrosulfuric
Dihydrogen phosphate ion
Hydrogen sulfite ion
Hypochlorous
H2S
H2PO4
HSO3
HCIO
= H* + H2B03
= H* + NH3
= H* + CN
= H* + CO,²-
HPO,²- = H* + PO,³-
= H* + s2-
= H* + OH
= H* + 0²-
H3BO3
NH4 *
Boric
Ammonium ion
Hydrocyanic
Hydrogen carbonate ion
HCN
HCO3™
Monohydrogen phosphate ion
Hydrogen sulfide ion
Water
HS
НОН
Hydroxide ion
OH
Decreasing
STRENGTH-
Increasing
Increasing-
STRENGTH
Decreasing

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Acid 1: hydrocyanic acid , HCN
Acid 2: carbonic acid , H2CO3
Acid 3: phosphoric acid , H3P04
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