(i) State the Pauling First Rule for predicting the pKa of oxoacid. Illustrate your answer with an equation. (ii) State the Pauling Second Rule for predicting the pKa of oxoacid. Illustrate your answer with an equation

(i) State the Pauling First Rule for predicting the pKa of oxoacid. Illustrate your answer with an equation. (ii) State the Pauling Second Rule for predicting the pKa of oxoacid. Illustrate your answer with an equation

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Chapter20: Chemistry Of Hydrogen, Elements In Group 3a Through 6a, And The Noble Gases

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(i) State the Pauling First Rule for predicting the pKa of oxoacid.
Illustrate your answer with an equation.

(ii) State the Pauling Second Rule for predicting the pKa of oxoacid.
Illustrate your answer with an equation

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