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Acids<br />

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Acids<br />Acids are <br />ionic compound <br />that produce<br />H+ ions <br />in water. <br />

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Acids<br />Acids are <br />ionic compound <br />that produce<br />H+ ions <br />in water. <br />In this presentation,<br />we’ll do exercise to find cations and <br />anions in several acids. <br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Fill in the table.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />All acids have H+<br />as cations<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />All acids have H+<br />as cations<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />Some acids contain more than <br />1 H+<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />These acids produce more than 1 H+ in water.<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />dibasic acids means the acid contain 2 H+<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />

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Cations and Anions of Acids<br />tribasic acids means the acid contain 3 H+<br />