Question

which of the following generally specifies the name of a binary acid such as hcl? <modified element name>ic acid hydro<modified element name>ide acid hydro<modified element name>ic acid <modified element name>ate acid question 17 1 pts which of the following generally specifies the name of an oxyacid where the oxyanion name ends in -ate as with the acid hno₃? <modified anion name>ic acid hydro<modified anion name>ic acid <modified anion name>ous acid hydro<modified anion name>ous acid

Explanation:

For binary acids like HCl, the naming convention is "hydro<modified element name>ic acid". For oxy - acids where the oxyanion name ends in -ate, the naming convention is "<modified anion name>ic acid". For example, in HNO₃, the nitrate (NO₃⁻) anion gives the acid the name nitric acid.

Answer:

Question 1: Hydro<modified element name>ic acid
Question 17: <modified anion name>ic acid