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Naming Acids WS II Answers. Name the following acids: 1.HClhydrochloric acid 2.HClO 4 perchloric acid 3.HIO 3 iodic acid 4.HIhydroiodic acid 5.H 2 SO

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Page 1: Naming Acids WS II Answers. Name the following acids: 1.HClhydrochloric acid 2.HClO 4 perchloric acid 3.HIO 3 iodic acid 4.HIhydroiodic acid 5.H 2 SO

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Page 2: Naming Acids WS II Answers. Name the following acids: 1.HClhydrochloric acid 2.HClO 4 perchloric acid 3.HIO 3 iodic acid 4.HIhydroiodic acid 5.H 2 SO

Name the following acids:1. HCl hydrochloric acid2. HClO4 perchloric acid3. HIO3 iodic acid4. HI hydroiodic acid5. H2SO4 sufuric acid6. H2S hydrosulfuric acid7. HCN cyanic acid8. H2CO3 carbonic acid9. HBrO3 bromic acid10. HC2H3O2 acetic acid11. H3PO3 phosphorus acid12. H3P hydrophosphuric acid

13. H2CrO4 chromic acid14.H2Cr hydrochromic acid

Page 3: Naming Acids WS II Answers. Name the following acids: 1.HClhydrochloric acid 2.HClO 4 perchloric acid 3.HIO 3 iodic acid 4.HIhydroiodic acid 5.H 2 SO

Give formulas for the following acids:15. hydrofluoric acid HF16. nitric acid HNO3

17. nitrous acid HNO2

18. bromous acid HBrO2

19. iodous acid HIO2

20. sulfurous acid H2SO3

21. sulfuric acid H2SO4

22. chlorous acid HClO2

23. acetic acid HC2H3O2 or HCH3COO24. phosphoric acid H3PO4

25. phosphorus acid H3PO3

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