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© Strong or Weak Acids & Bases Quiz Picture from

© HCL

© HCL STRONG ACID Hydrochloric Acid

© HNO 3

© HNO 3 STRONG ACID Nitric Acid

© HI

© HI STRONG ACID Hydroiodic Acid

© HBr

© HBr STRONG ACID Hyrobromic Acid

© HClO 4

© HClO 4 STRONG ACID Perchloric Acid

© H 2 SO 4

© H 2 SO 4 STRONG ACID Sulfuric Acid

© H2SH2S

H 2 S WEAK ACID Hydrosulfuric Acid (or Hydrogen Sulfide)

© HC 2 H 3 O 2

© HC 2 H 3 O 2 WEAK ACID Acetic Acid

© HF

© HF WEAK ACID Hydrofluoric Acid (or Hydrogen Fluoride)

© HCN

© HCN WEAK ACID Hydrocyanic Acid (or Hydrogen Cyanide)

© H 2 CO 3

© H 2 CO 3 WEAK ACID Carbonic Acid

© H 3 PO 4

© H 3 PO 4 WEAK ACID Phosphoric Acid

© Group I and II Hydroxides

© Group I and II Hydroxides STRONG BASES

© NH 3 (and other amines)

© NH 3 (and other amines) WEAK BASES

©

HBr

© HBr STRONG ACID Hyrobromic Acid

© HF

© HF WEAK ACID Hydrofluoric Acid (or Hydrogen Fluoride)

© HNO 3

© HNO 3 STRONG ACID Nitric Acid

© H2SH2S

H 2 S WEAK ACID Hydrosulfuric Acid (or Hydrogen Sulfide)

© H 2 SO 4

© H 2 SO 4 STRONG ACID Sulfuric Acid

© HCN

© HCN WEAK ACID Hydrocyanic Acid (or Hydrogen Cyanide)

© H 3 PO 4

© H 3 PO 4 WEAK ACID Phosphoric Acid

© HI

© HI STRONG ACID Hydroiodic Acid

© HClO 4

© HClO 4 STRONG ACID Perchloric Acid

© HBr

© HBr STRONG ACID Hyrobromic Acid

© HC 2 H 3 O 2

© HC 2 H 3 O 2 WEAK ACID Acetic Acid

© H 2 CO 3

© H 2 CO 3 WEAK ACID Carbonic Acid

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