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Chapter 6, Problem 30E
Fill in the blanks in the following table. Selenium is Z = 34, Se, and tellurium is Z = 52, Te.
| Acid Name | Acid Formula | Acid Name | Acid Formula |
| HCl | HClO4 | ||
| Nitric acid | Hydroiodic acid | ||
| H3PO4 | HClO2 | ||
| Hydro sulfuric acid | Selenic acid | ||
| HNO2 | HBrO2 | ||
| Hydro selenic acid |
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