Study the chemical equations that show how each substance behaves when dissolved in water. Then classify each substance as aBrønsted-Lowry acid, Brønsted-Lowry base, or as neither an acid nor a base.SubstanceBehavior in waterCH,NH, + H,O = OH¯ + CH,NH†СаCl, + H,О — Н,О + Са?* + 2C-HF + H,0 = H,0* +F¯HCIO, + H,0 =H,O* + CIO,CH,NH,CaCl,HFHCIO,CIO-CIO- + H,0 = OH¯+HCIONHNH† + H,0=NH, + H,O*Brønsted-Lowry acidBrønsted-Lowry baseNeither an acid nor a baseAnswer BankNHCH,NH,HCIO,CaCl,HFCIO

A bronsted-Lowry acid is an acid that donates a proton and a bronsted-Lowry base is a base that…

Study the chemical equations that show how each substance behaves when dissolved in water. Then classify each substance Brønsted-Lowry acid, Brønsted-Lowry base, or as neither an acid nor a base. Substance Behavior in water CH,NH, + H,0 = OH¯ + CH,NH; CH;NH, CaCl, CaCl, + H,O → H,0 + Ca²+ + 2Cl- HF + H,O = H,0* +F¯ HCIO, + H,0 = H,O* + CIO, ClO- + H,0 OH¯+HCIO HF HCIO, CIO- NH NH + H,O= NH; + H;O* Brønsted-Lowry acid Brønsted-Lowry base Neither an acid nor a base Answer Bank NH CH,NH, HCIO, CaCl, HF CIO-

Study the chemical equations that show how each substance behaves when dissolved in water. Then classify each substance Brønsted-Lowry acid, Brønsted-Lowry base, or as neither an acid nor a base. Substance Behavior in water CH,NH, + H,0 = OH¯ + CH,NH; CH;NH, CaCl, CaCl, + H,O → H,0 + Ca²+ + 2Cl- HF + H,O = H,0* +F¯ HCIO, + H,0 = H,O* + CIO, ClO- + H,0 OH¯+HCIO HF HCIO, CIO- NH NH + H,O= NH; + H;O* Brønsted-Lowry acid Brønsted-Lowry base Neither an acid nor a base Answer Bank NH CH,NH, HCIO, CaCl, HF CIO-

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