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Transcribed Image Text:8) Acids (listed in order of strength)
HCIO4
HCI
H3O*
NH4*
H20
NH3
Label each substance "acid" or "base", write the products and
their charges, and indicate the direction of the reaction with
an arrow:
a) CIO,1 + NH4*1
b) H2O + NH3
c) CI1 + H3O*1
d) H3O*1 + OH1
e) HCI + HCIO4
(Don't predict direction)
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