1. Given the following:NaOH (c) H₂ObdThe Arrhenius Acid(s) is(are)eUga(a) NH3Oh(d) BH3(b)(a) NH3(b) NaOH (c) H₂O (d) BH3(e) a &(f) a &c (g) b&c (h) a-c (i) a-d

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1. Given the following: NaOH (c) H₂O b O The Arrhenius Acid(s) is(are) O b O O O d O C O g a (a) NH3 Oh (d) BH3 (b) (a) NH3 (b) NaOH (c) H₂O (d) BH3 (e) a & (f) a &c (g) b&c (h) a-c (i) a-d

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