(a)
Interpretation:
Perchloric acid should be classified as acid, base, weak acid or weak base.
Concept introduction:
Acids are those compounds which donates a proton to another compound whereas bases are those compounds which accept a proton from another substance.
Acid produces
Strong acid or base is a substance which ionizes completely into its constituents ions in water.
Weak base or acid is a substance which doesn’t ionize completely into its constituents ions in water.
(b)
Interpretation:
Cesium hydroxide should be classified as acid, base, weak acid or weak base.
Concept introduction:
Acids are those compounds which donates a proton to another compound whereas bases are those compounds which accept a proton from another substance.
Acid produces
Strong acid or base is a substance which ionizes completely into its constituents ions in water.
Weak base or acid is a substance which doesn’t ionize completely into its constituents ions in water.
(c)
Interpretation:
Carbonic acid,
Concept introduction:
Acids are those compounds which donates a proton to another compound whereas bases are those compounds which accept a proton from another substance.
Acid produces
Strong acid or base is a substance which ionizes completely into its constituents ions in water.
Weak base or acid is a substance which doesn’t ionize completely into its constituents ions in water.
(d)
Interpretation:
Ethylamine,
Concept introduction:
Acids are those compounds which donates a proton to another compound whereas bases are those compounds which accept a proton from another substance.
Acid produces
Strong acid or base is a substance which ionizes completely into its constituents ions in water.
Weak base or acid is a substance which doesn’t ionize completely into its constituents ions in water.
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