Given are two acids: HCIOX and HCIOy. What combination of X and Y would make HCIOX a stronger acid than HClOy?O a. X-1 and Y=2O b. X-3 and Y=2O c. X-2 and Y=3O d. X-1 and Y=3Given are two acid-base reactions involving HCO3. For each reaction, identify whether HCO3 acts as either an acid or a base.HCO3 + H₂O = CO3² + H30*HCO3 + H₂0 H₂CO3 + OHGiven are two acids: H3MO4 and H3XO4 where M and X represent a certain element.What combination of M and X would make H3MO4 a weaker acid than H-XO4?O a. M-P and X=SbO b. M-As and X-PO c. M-As and X=SbO d. M-P and X-As+Calculate for the volume (mL) of concentrated HCl(aq) needed to produce 12.5 L of solution with pH = 2.10.Given that concentrated HCI is 36.0% (w/v), density = 1.18 g/mL.(Write only the numerical value).Answer:

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Given are two acids: HCIOx and HCIOy. What combination of X and Y would make HCIDx a stronger acid than HCIOy? O a. X=1 and Y=2 O b. X=3 and Y=2 O c. X=2 and Y=3 O d. X-1 and Y=3 Given are two acid-base reactions involving HCO3. For each reaction, identify whether HCO3 acts as either an acid or a base. HCO3 + H₂O CO3² + H30* HCO3 + H₂0 H₂CO3 + OH Given are two acids: H-MO4 and H3XO4 where M and X represent a certain element. What combination of M and X would make H-MO4 a weaker acid than H₂X04? O a. M=P and X=Sb O b. M-As and X-P O c. M-As and X=Sb O d. M-P and X-As Calculate for the volume (mL) of concentrated HCl(aq) needed to produce 12.5 L of solution with pH = 2.10. Given that concentrated HCI is 36.0% (w/v), density = 1.18 g/mL. (Write only the numerical value). Answer:

Given are two acids: HCIOx and HCIOy. What combination of X and Y would make HCIDx a stronger acid than HCIOy? O a. X=1 and Y=2 O b. X=3 and Y=2 O c. X=2 and Y=3 O d. X-1 and Y=3 Given are two acid-base reactions involving HCO3. For each reaction, identify whether HCO3 acts as either an acid or a base. HCO3 + H₂O CO3² + H30* HCO3 + H₂0 H₂CO3 + OH Given are two acids: H-MO4 and H3XO4 where M and X represent a certain element. What combination of M and X would make H-MO4 a weaker acid than H₂X04? O a. M=P and X=Sb O b. M-As and X-P O c. M-As and X=Sb O d. M-P and X-As Calculate for the volume (mL) of concentrated HCl(aq) needed to produce 12.5 L of solution with pH = 2.10. Given that concentrated HCI is 36.0% (w/v), density = 1.18 g/mL. (Write only the numerical value). Answer:

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