Classification of acids. Acid classification criteria

question 1

Among the alternatives below, which has only diacids?

a) H2S, H2ONLY3, H3DUST4, H3DUST2.

b) HCN, H2S, H3DUST4, H3DUST3.

c) H2S, H2ONLY4, H2CO3, H3DUST3.

d) HCl, H2S, H2ONLY4,H3DUST3.

e) H2ONLY4, H2ONLY3, HNO3, H3DUST2.

question 2

Acetic acid is the main component of vinegar used in salad dressings and other foods. When we open a container that contains it, we immediately feel its characteristic odor. The following is its structural formula.

O

H3C C

oh

Determine the classification of this acid according to the presence of oxygen, the number of ionizable hydrogens present in each acetic acid molecule, and say whether it is volatile or fixed.

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