Identify the weak monoprotic acid. A. HCOOH B. H2CO3 C. KBr D. HI E. NaOH
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Identify the weak monoprotic acid.
A. HCOOH
B. H2CO3
C. KBr
D. HI E. NaOH
Weak monoprotic acids
Weak monoprotic acids are those acids which do not completely dissociate and give only one hydronium ion {eq}[H_3O^+] {/eq} in their aqueous soluion.
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View this answerAnswer: The weak monoprotic acid from the list is option A. HCOOH
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