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If the Acid has the same # of Oxygen atoms as the "ic" Acid Example: Chloric Acid - HClO3 |
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Acid: "x-ic acid" and the Anion: "x-ate ion" Using Chlorine as example: Acid: "chloric acid" Anion: "chlorate ion"
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If the Acid has one more Oxygen atom than the "ic" Acid Example: with Chloric Acid being HClO3 if the formula is something like: HClO4 |
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Acid: "per-x-ic acid" Anion: "per-x-ate ion" Using Chlorine as example: Acid: "perchloric acid" Anion: "perchlorate ion"
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If the Acid has one less Oxygen atom than the "ic" Acid Example: with Chloric Acid being HClO3 if the formula is something like: HClO2 |
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Acid: "x-ous acid" Anion: "x-ite ion" Using Chlorine as example: Acid: "chlorous acid" Anion: "chlorite ion
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If the Acid has two less Oxygen atoms than the "ic" Acid Example: with Chloric Acid being HClO3 if the formula is something like: HClO |
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Acid: "hypo-x-ous acid" Anion: "hypo-x-ite ion" Using Chlorine as example: Acid: "hypochlorous acid" Anion: "hypochlorite ion
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If the Acid has NO Oxygen atom at all Example: with Chloric Acid being HClO3 if the formula is something like: HCl |
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Acid: "hydro-x-ic acid" Anion: "x-ide ion" Using Chlorine as example: Acid: "hydrochloric acid" Anion: "chloride ion
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What is the Prefix / Suffix for the Acid and the Anion when the # of Oxygen atoms is the same as in the "ic" Acid? |
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Acid: ----ic acid Anion: ----ate ion
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What is the Prefix / Suffix for the Acid and the Anion when the # of Oxygen atoms is one more than in the "ic" Acid? |
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Acid: per----ic acid Anion: per----ate ion
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What is the Prefix / Suffix for the Acid and the Anion when the # of Oxygen atoms is one less than in the "ic" Acid? |
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Acid: ----ous acid Anion: ----ite ion
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What is the Prefix / Suffix for the Acid and the Anion when the # of Oxygen atoms is two less than in the "ic" Acid? |
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Acid: hypo----ous acid Anion: hypo----ite ion
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What is the Prefix / Suffix for the Acid and the Anion when there are No Oxygen atoms? |
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Acid: hydro----ic acid Anion: ----ide ion (same as regular anion)
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What do you call this Acid and its resulting Anion? HClO3 |
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Acid: Chloric Acid Anion: Chlorate ion
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What do you call this Acid and its resulting Anion? HClO4 |
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Acid: perchloric acid Anion: perchlorate ion
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What do you call this Acid and its resulting Anion? HClO2 |
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Acid: Chlorous Acid Anion: Chlorite ion
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What do you call this Acid and its resulting Anion? HClO |
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Acid: Hypochlorous Acid Anion: Hypochlorite ion
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What do you call this Acid and its resulting Anion? HCl |
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Acid: Hydrochloric Acid Anion: Chloride ion
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What is the ionization equation for: HClO4 |
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What is the ionization equation for HClO3 |
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What is the ionization equation for HClO2 |
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What is the ionization equation for HClO |
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What is the ionization equation for HCl |
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