DDQuestion 1If you had solutions of each of the following compounds, at the same concentration, which is the correct order of decreasing pH?O KOH, NH4CI, KBr, NaC₂H3O2, HCIO HCI, NH4CI, NaC2H3O2, KBr, KOHO KOH, NaC₂H3O2, KBr, NH4CI, HCIOHCI, NH4CI, KBr, NaC2H3O2, KOHQuestion 2Which compound would produce an acidic solution when added to water?OKCIO NH4CNO HCIO₂O NaOHKBr, HCI, KOH, NH4CI, NaC₂H30₂

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> Question 1 If you had solutions of each of the following compounds, at the same concentration, which is the correct order of decreasing pH? KBr, HCI, KOH, NH4CI, NaC₂H30₂2 O KOH, NH4CI, KBr, NaC₂H3O2, HCI O HCI, NH4CI, NaC₂H3O2, KBr, KOH O KOH, NaC2H3O2, KBr, NH4Cl, HCI OHCI, NH4CI, KBr, NaC₂H3O2, KOH Question 2 Which compound would produce an acidic solution when added to water? OKCI O NH4CN O HCIO₂ O NaOH

> Question 1 If you had solutions of each of the following compounds, at the same concentration, which is the correct order of decreasing pH? KBr, HCI, KOH, NH4CI, NaC₂H30₂2 O KOH, NH4CI, KBr, NaC₂H3O2, HCI O HCI, NH4CI, NaC₂H3O2, KBr, KOH O KOH, NaC2H3O2, KBr, NH4Cl, HCI OHCI, NH4CI, KBr, NaC₂H3O2, KOH Question 2 Which compound would produce an acidic solution when added to water? OKCI O NH4CN O HCIO₂ O NaOH

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