He Hard water deposits (calcium carbonate) have built up around your bathroom si
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He Hard water deposits (calcium carbonate) have built up around your bathroom sink 26) one of the following would be best to dissolve the deposit? Which a) ammonia (NH3) b) bleach (NaCIO) c) lye (NaOH) d) vinegar (HC H304) 27)Which of the following acids will NOT experience nearly com plete dissociation in w)HF water? i) HCI a) ili only b) ii & iv c) iv only d) i, i, andv ii) HNO3 iii) Acetic Acid 28) Malonic acid, shown below, can be described as: i) monoprotic acid ii) diprotic acid ili) triprotic acid iv) polyprotic acid a) i only b) vor?ý c) iv and v d) ii, iv, a 29)Which of the following are strong acids: v) HE v) HCIO4 i) HBr ii) HNO2 i) HCN a) ii only b) iv only c) ii & v d) ii. iv, & v 30) Citric acid, shown below, is best described as: ?. ? ??? C-CC ?-?-?-?-? CH OH ?, ?? i) monoprotic acid li) diprotic acid ili) triprotic acid iv) polyprotic acid a) ii only b) vonly c) iv andx d) ii, iv, and Spring, 2018- Exam IIExplanation / Answer
26.
(b) NaClO
27.
(b) iii and iv because they are weak acids
28.
(a) diprotic acid
29.
(c) ii and V HBr and HClO4 are strong acids
30.
(b) Polyprotic acid
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