Question 22 All of the following substances are corrosive except: O (d) Strong bases such as sodium hydroxide and weak bases such as ammonia. O (b) Oxidizing acids such as concentrated nitric acid. O (c) Strong acids such as hydrochloric acid and sulfuric acid. O (e) Weak acids such as phosphoric acid and glacial acetic acid. O (a) Gases such as helium, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen.

Question 22 All of the following substances are corrosive except: O (d) Strong bases such as sodium hydroxide and weak bases such as ammonia. O (b) Oxidizing acids such as concentrated nitric acid. O (c) Strong acids such as hydrochloric acid and sulfuric acid. O (e) Weak acids such as phosphoric acid and glacial acetic acid. O (a) Gases such as helium, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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