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NaNO2, ________. A. the HNO2 neutralizes added base B. the HNO2 is not necessary C. the HNO2 neutralizes added acid D. the NO2- neutralizes added H2O

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Chapter9: Acids, Bases, And Salts

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Problem 9.92E

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NaNO₂, ________.

	A.	the HNO₂neutralizes added base
	B.	the HNO₂ is not necessary
	C.	the HNO₂ neutralizes added acid
	D.	the NO₂^- neutralizes added H₂O

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