For each of the following sets of data, identify the entity that theoretically would produce those results. pH of 1.5 Weak conductor of electricity and tastes sour Feels slippery and has a pH of 13 Tastes bitter and weakly conducts electricity HNO2 NaOH HI NH3 HCI КОН H2CO3 NaCN HOCI LIOH NazCO3 HI H2503 CH3OH NaOCI HCI
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![For each of the following sets of data, identify the entity that theoretically would produce those
results.
pH of 1.5
Weak conductor of electricity and tastes sour
Feels slippery and has a pH of 13
Tastes bitter and weakly conducts electricity
HNO2
N2OH
HI
NH3
HCI
KOH
H2CO3;
NaCN
HI
HOCI LIOH || NazCO
HCI
H,SO, J CH;OH
NaOCI
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