Interpretation:
The acid
Concept introduction:
Name of acid is related to name of parent anion. Acid formed from anions whose names end in −ide have prefix hydro and ending −ic.
Answer to Problem 20PP
Name of the compound
Explanation of Solution
Given acid is
If oxyanion in acid ends in −ate, change the ending with −ic, than add ‘acid’ word.
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