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Is any substance that contain hydrogen Acids: Is any substance that contain hydrogen (H ) at the beginning of its formula and produce H+ (ions) in solution. Binary Acids (made by H + nonmetal) HCl (aq); HBr (aq). Acids Oxyacids (made by H + polyatomic anion) HNO3; H2SO4; H3PO3.

Naming binary acids: (Hydro + non metal (root) + ic) acid Hydro _______ic acid. Examples: HBr(aq) --- hydrobromic acid. HI(aq) --- hydroiodic acid.

Naming oxyacids:

Naming oxyacids: Anion (root) + suffix (ic or ous) + acid

Naming oxyacids: Anion (root) + suffix (ic or ous) + acid anion suffix ate anion suffix ite

Naming oxyacids: Anion (root) + suffix (ic or ous) + acid anion suffix ate anion suffix ite Examples: HNO3 --- ____ acid

Naming oxyacids: Anion (root) + suffix (ic or ous) + acid anion suffix ate anion suffix ite Examples: HNO3 --- ___ic acid

Naming oxyacids: Anion (root) + suffix (ic or ous) + acid anion suffix ate anion suffix ite Examples: HNO3 --- Nitric acid

Naming oxyacids: Anion (root) + suffix (ic or ous) + acid anion suffix ate anion suffix ite Examples: HNO3 --- Nitric acid. HNO2 ---- ___ acid.

Naming oxyacids: Anion (root) + suffix (ic or ous) + acid anion suffix ate anion suffix ite Examples: HNO3 --- Nitric acid. HNO2 ---- Nitrous acid.

Practice: HCl(aq) --- HClO3 --- HIO4 ---- H3PO4 --- hydrobromic acid --- bromous acid ------ sulfuric acid ------ iodic acid --------- hydrochloric acid chloric acid periodic acid phosphoric acid HBr(aq) HBrO2 H2SO4 HIO3