ACID BASE EQUILIBRIA & SALT EQUILIBRIA 4. On the third law of the Law of Mass Action, what is the symbol for Base Equilibrium Constant? 5. It is an ion responsible for acidity. 6. It measures the strength of acid which can be determined by its ability to produce H* ions.

ACID BASE EQUILIBRIA & SALT EQUILIBRIA 4. On the third law of the Law of Mass Action, what is the symbol for Base Equilibrium Constant? 5. It is an ion responsible for acidity. 6. It measures the strength of acid which can be determined by its ability to produce H* ions.

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ACID BASE EQUILIBRIA & SALT EQUILIBRIA
4. On the third law of the Law of Mass Action, what is the
symbol for Base Equilibrium Constant?
5. It is an ion responsible for acidity.
6. It measures the strength of acid which can be
determined by its ability to produce H* ions.

ACID BASE EQUILIBRIA & SALT EQUILIBRIA
Identification:
1.lt is acids in which H is not bonded to O or to a
halogen like HCN.
2.Acids that dissociates completely into ions in water
3. Hydrochloric acid (HCI) is an example of;

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