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Identify each acid and conditions as an oxidizing or nonoxidizing acid. H₂SO4 (hot, concentrated) [Select] H3PO4 (aq, concentrated] [Select] HCl (aq, concentrated) [Select] HNO3 (concentrated) [Select]

Identify each acid and conditions as an oxidizing or nonoxidizing acid. H₂SO4 (hot, concentrated) [Select] H3PO4 (aq, concentrated] [Select] HCl (aq, concentrated) [Select] HNO3 (concentrated) [Select]

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**Identifying Oxidizing and Non-Oxidizing Acids** Below is an exercise to classify each given acid under specified conditions as either oxidizing or nonoxidizing: 1. **H₂SO₄ (hot, concentrated)** - [ Select ] 2. **H₃PO₄ (aq, concentrated)** - [ Select ] 3. **HCl (aq, concentrated)** - [ Select ] 4. **HNO₃ (concentrated)** - [ Select ] This interactive section allows students to select the appropriate classification for each acid based on its oxidizing properties under the given conditions.
Transcribed Image Text:**Identifying Oxidizing and Non-Oxidizing Acids** Below is an exercise to classify each given acid under specified conditions as either oxidizing or nonoxidizing: 1. **H₂SO₄ (hot, concentrated)** - [ Select ] 2. **H₃PO₄ (aq, concentrated)** - [ Select ] 3. **HCl (aq, concentrated)** - [ Select ] 4. **HNO₃ (concentrated)** - [ Select ] This interactive section allows students to select the appropriate classification for each acid based on its oxidizing properties under the given conditions.
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