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For which of the reactions is the net ionic equation: H^+ + OH^- -> H₂O?
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For which of the reactions is the net ionic equation: ? This net ionic equation represents the neutralization of a strong acid by a strong soluble base.
- (1) (Weak acid + Strong base) - Net ionic equation: .
- (2) (Strong acid + Insoluble/sparingly soluble strong base) - Net ionic equation: .
- (3) (Weak acid + Strong base) - Net ionic equation involves and .
- (4) (Strong acid + Strong soluble base) - Net ionic equation: .
- (5) (Weak acid + Strong base) - Net ionic equation involves and .
Only reaction (4) involves a strong acid and a strong soluble base that fully dissociates, resulting in the net ionic equation .
The correct answer is C. 4.
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Which one of the following represents the net ionic equation for the reaction of nitric acid with aluminum hydroxide?
- Step 1: Write the balanced molecular equation. Nitric acid () is a strong acid. Aluminum hydroxide () is an insoluble base.
- Step 2: Write the complete ionic equation. Strong acids and soluble ionic compounds are written as dissociated ions. Insoluble compounds remain as solids.
- Step 3: Identify and cancel spectator ions. The spectator ion is .
The correct answer is A. .
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Which one of the following is an amphoteric metal hydroxide? An amphoteric substance can react as both an acid and a base.
- A. (Potassium hydroxide) is a strong base.
- B. (Barium hydroxide) is a strong base.
- C. (Lead(II) hydroxide) is known to be amphoteric, reacting with strong acids and strong bases.
- D. (Lithium hydroxide) is a strong base.
The correct answer is C. .
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According to the Lewis theory, a base ______.
- A. is a proton acceptor. (Bronsted-Lowry base)
- B. is a proton donor. (Bronsted-Lowry acid)
- C. makes available a share in a pair of electrons. (This is the definition of a Lewis base, an electron-pair donor.)
- D
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