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(a)
Interpretation:
To determine the type of aqueous reaction for the following:
Concept introduction:
A strong acid gives hydrogen ion/s in the aqueous solution, it has the tendency to gets completely ionized into its constituent ions in a solution containing water. On the other hand, a weak acid is the one which will partially dissociate in water or in an aqueous solution. Similarly, a weak base gives hydroxide ion/s in the aqueous solution and has the tendency to partially dissociate in water, while a strong base is the one which gets completely dissociated in water.
(b)
Interpretation:
To determine the type of aqueous reaction for the following:
Concept introduction:
A strong acid gives hydrogen ion/s in the aqueous solution, it has the tendency to gets completely ionized into its constituent ions in a solution containing water. On the other hand, a weak acid is the one which will partially dissociate in water or in an aqueous solution. Similarly, a weak base gives hydroxide ion/s in the aqueous solution and has the tendency to partially dissociate in water, while a strong base is the one which gets completely dissociated in water.
(c)
Interpretation:
To determine the type of aqueous reaction for the following:
Concept introduction:
A strong acid gives hydrogen ion/s in the aqueous solution, it has the tendency to gets completely ionized into its constituent ions in a solution containing water. On the other hand, a weak acid is the one which will partially dissociate in water or in an aqueous solution. Similarly, a weak base gives hydroxide ion/s in the aqueous solution and has the tendency to partially dissociate in water, while a strong base is the one which gets completely dissociated in water.
(d)
Interpretation:
To determine the type of aqueous reaction for the following:
Concept introduction:
A strong acid gives hydrogen ion/s in the aqueous solution, it has the tendency to gets completely ionized into its constituent ions in a solution containing water. On the other hand, a weak acid is the one which will partially dissociate in water or in an aqueous solution. Similarly, a weak base gives hydroxide ion/s in the aqueous solution and has the tendency to partially dissociate in water, while a strong base is the one which gets completely dissociated in water.
(e)
Interpretation:
To determine the type of aqueous reaction for the following:
Concept introduction:
A strong acid gives hydrogen ion/s in the aqueous solution, it has the tendency to gets completely ionized into its constituent ions in a solution containing water. On the other hand, a weak acid is the one which will partially dissociate in water or in an aqueous solution. Similarly, a weak base gives hydroxide ion/s in the aqueous solution and has the tendency to partially dissociate in water, while a strong base is the one which gets completely dissociated in water.
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