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    Overhead Master Chapter 8 illustrates the Properties of Acids and Bases. Relative strength of oxoacids increases with the number of oxygen atoms. A weak acid (acetic acid) is weaker than a weak base (ammonia)

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    Overhead Master Chapter 8 illustrates the Properties of Acids and Bases. Relative strength of oxoacids increases with the number of oxygen atoms. A weak acid (acetic acid) is weaker than a weak base (ammonia)

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    Overhead Master Chapter 8 BLM 8-2

    Illustrating the Properties of Acids and Bases

    Dissociation of a weak acid (acetic acid) in water

    Conjugate acid-base pairs in the dissociation of acetic acid in water

    Dissociation of a weak base (ammonia) in water

    The relative strength of oxoacids increases with the number of oxygen atom

    Copyright 2002 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited

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