Acid Strong or Weak? How is it written in an ionic equation? HBr HNO2 H_3PO_4 HI H_2S ...
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Acid Strong or Weak? How is it written in an ionic equation?
{eq}HBr \\ HNO_2\\ H_3PO_4 \\ HI\\ H_2S\\ HClO_4\\ H_2CO_3\\ {/eq}
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When an ionic compound is dissolved in water, it dissociates into its component ions. In an ionic equation, the dissociated ions of an ionic compound are shown as free ions. If the compound completely dissociates in water, it is considered a strong acid.
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