Give the correct chemical formulas of the products of an acid-base neutralization between Al(OH), and HNO3. (Numbers will be assumed to be subscripts in your. answer.) Do not try to enter any physical states or coefficients in the answer boxes. The order in which you list the products does not matter. Formula of one product (do not include the coefficient): Formula of other product (do not include the coefficient): What would be the coefficient in front of the HNO, in the balanced equation for the reaction? (Report a single digit for your answer.) 3.

Give the correct chemical formulas of the products of an acid-base neutralization between Al(OH), and HNO3. (Numbers will be assumed to be subscripts in your. answer.) Do not try to enter any physical states or coefficients in the answer boxes. The order in which you list the products does not matter. Formula of one product (do not include the coefficient): Formula of other product (do not include the coefficient): What would be the coefficient in front of the HNO, in the balanced equation for the reaction? (Report a single digit for your answer.) 3.

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

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