Part B. Classify whether the following acids using the choices below. A - May only be classified as Bronsted-Lowry acid only B-May only be classified as Lewis acid only C-May be Arrhenius acid or Bronsted Lowry acid D-Can be Arrhenius acid, Bronsted Lowry acid, or Lewis acid E-No answer 13. Mg2+ 14. CH3CH₂CH+CH3 15. AIF 3 16. CH3(CH2)2-OH 17. Cu(Br)4²- 18. C6H5CH2COOH 19. B₂Cl6 20. Fe(CI)42+ 21. H30+ 22. Cut 23. H₂PO4 24. C6H5OH 25. BF3 26. HCI 27, HNO3

Part B. Classify whether the following acids using the choices below. A - May only be classified as Bronsted-Lowry acid only B-May only be classified as Lewis acid only C-May be Arrhenius acid or Bronsted Lowry acid D-Can be Arrhenius acid, Bronsted Lowry acid, or Lewis acid E-No answer 13. Mg2+ 14. CH3CH₂CH+CH3 15. AIF 3 16. CH3(CH2)2-OH 17. Cu(Br)4²- 18. C6H5CH2COOH 19. B₂Cl6 20. Fe(CI)42+ 21. H30+ 22. Cut 23. H₂PO4 24. C6H5OH 25. BF3 26. HCI 27, HNO3

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