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Chapter 17, Problem 74E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
Name of the acid formed from the reaction between sulfur trioxide and water is to be stated along with the chemical equation of the reaction.
Concept introduction:
Metal oxides react with water to form acids of that metal. Acids are described as the species which can release its proton. Strength of an acid depends upon the stability of the anion generated after the loss of a proton.
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