Acid, basic, or neutral?

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Are these salts basic/acid/or neutral? HELP PLEASE.?

So I have these salts and I tried to analyze them.. could you correct me? Because I know its wrong. Na(HOOCCOO): I assumed this is acidic because the Na is a spectator ion and the it would be HOOCCOO- which is acidic. NaHSO3: Na is a spectator ion and...

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Na(HOOCCOO): I assumed this is acidic because the Na is a spectator ion and the it would be HOOCCOO...

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The are group of an amino acid is NH2–CH2 CH2 CH2 CH2–. How would this amino acid be classified? A. non-polar B. polar but neutral C. acidic D. basic?

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Jamestown and Plymouth were the two biggest American colonies.

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How do acid, basic, and neutral solutions compare?

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Acids taste sour, are corrosive to metals, change litmus (a dye extracted from lichens) red, and become...

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What PH's represent acidic solution, basic solutions, and neutral solution, also what is an acid and what is a base

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PH<7 is acidic; pH>7 is basic. pH 7 is neutral. Acid donates protons or receives electrons; bases...

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If equal molar amounts of ammonia and hydrochloric acid are mixed, will the resulting solution be acidic, neutral or basic

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The solution will be acid because NH3 is a weak base and HCl is a strong acid.

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Is stearic acid considered acidic, basic, or neutral

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Stearic acid is considered acidic because it is a type of fatty acid. It loses a proton, or hydrogen...

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When equivalent amounts of a strong acid and a strong case react, the resulting solution is a. acidic b. basic c neutral d pure water

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The resulting solution will be neutral.

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Classify as weak acid weak base acidic salt basic salt or neutral salt HF?

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HF is a weak acid.

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A strong acid reacts with a strong base acidic neutral basic or impossible to predict?

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neutral?

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Which numbers on the pH scale correspond to acid, basic, and neutral solutions?

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PH is a concentration of hydrogen ions in any substance. The ph scale shows whether a substance is acidic...

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