2. For each compound in problem #1, write the dominant form of the compound in water.a) HNO:b) H20c) PbSO,d) NH,OHe) Ca(OH)2) H;SO.g) Bas(PO4)2h) NaBri) HCH,CO2j) CH;NH2k) CH;CH3I) CH;CH2CO:Na"m) CH;CH2NH,"CIn) CH;CH2 CO: Ag*o) (CH,CH2NH,")2s2-

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2. For each compound in problem #1, write the dominant form of the compound in water.
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b) H20
c) PbSO,
d) NH,OH
e) Ca(OH)2
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h) NaBr
i) HCH,CO2
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I) CH;CH2CO:Na"
m) CH;CH2NH,"CI
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