Quiz: Chemistry
Acids: Chemical Formulas and Naming Rules, Part 2
Take your knowledge of acids further: acids in food and medicine, acid rain, industrial chemistry and what makes one acid stronger than another. Apply the naming rules to new elements and discover some surprising chemistry history along the way. Every answer comes with a short explanation.
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What is the chemical formula of hydroiodic acid?
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Citric acid gives lemons and limes their sour taste. What is its molecular formula?
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Which of these acids can release three H⁺ ions per molecule?
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Selenium is in the same group as sulfur and forms the selenate ion, SeO₄²⁻. What is the formula of selenic acid?
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Aqua regia, the mixture that can dissolve gold, is made from concentrated nitric acid and which other acid?
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The prefix thio- means that one oxygen atom is replaced by a sulfur atom. Sulfuric acid is H₂SO₄. What is the formula of thiosulfuric acid?
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