Which of the following is: a. the stronger acid: b. the stronger base: c. the stronger base: d. the stronger base: e. the stronger acid: f. the stronger oxidizing agent: HNO) H₂BO NH₁ cr HNO₂ Pb² or or or or or or H₂PO4 PO₂¹ F NO₂™ HSO™ Ag

Which of the following is: a. the stronger acid: b. the stronger base: c. the stronger base: d. the stronger base: e. the stronger acid: f. the stronger oxidizing agent: HNO) H₂BO NH₁ cr HNO₂ Pb² or or or or or or H₂PO4 PO₂¹ F NO₂™ HSO™ Ag

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Which of the following is:
a. the stronger acid:
b. the stronger base:
c. the stronger base:
d. the stronger base:
e. the stronger acid:
f. the stronger oxidizing agent:
HNO3
H:BOs"
NH₁
Cr
HNO₂
Pb²+
or
or
or
or
or
or
H₂PO4
PO¹
F™
NO₂™
HSO
Ag

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