What does the appearance of the H3O indicate about the strength of the acid? Put

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What does the appearance of the H3O indicate about the strength of the acid? Put the statements under the correct heading.

What does the appearance of the H3O* indicate about the strength of the acid? Put the statements under the correct heading. Equal O-H bonds Unequal O-H bonds No apparent interaction/bonding Partial/incomplete HX is a strong acid of one of the hydrogens on dissociation of HX H30* to X HX and H20 reactants H0 to X products more Complete dissociation H2O reactants HX is a weak acid of HX more stable than H3o table than HX and and X products Covalent bond character between the hydrogen on the one longer O-H bond and X

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Equal O-H bonds:

- HX is a strong acid

-Complete dissociation of HX

- H3O+ to HX producst are more stable than the reactants

- No apparent interactions of one of the hydrogens on H3O+ with X-

Unequal O-H bonds:

- HX is a weak acid

- Partial/Incomplete dissociation of HX

- Reactants HX and H2O are more stable than the products

- Covalent bond character between the Hydrogen on the one longer O-H bond and X-

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