the correct formula for nitric acid is *\na) hno₃(aq)\nb) hno₂(aq)\nc) nh₃(aq)\nd) n₂h₄(aq)\nthe iupac name…

the correct formula for nitric acid is *\na) hno₃(aq)\nb) hno₂(aq)\nc) nh₃(aq)\nd) n₂h₄(aq)\nthe iupac name for na₂co₃(s) is *\nsodium(i) carbonate\nsodium(ii) carbonite\nsodium carbonate\nsodium carbide

the correct formula for nitric acid is *\na) hno₃(aq)\nb) hno₂(aq)\nc) nh₃(aq)\nd) n₂h₄(aq)\nthe iupac name for na₂co₃(s) is *\nsodium(i) carbonate\nsodium(ii) carbonite\nsodium carbonate\nsodium carbide

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Brief Explanations:

Nitric acid has the chemical formula HNO₃. In the given options, HNO₃(aq) represents nitric - acid in an aqueous solution. For Na₂CO₃, according to IUPAC naming rules for ionic compounds, the cation is sodium and the anion is carbonate, so its name is sodium carbonate.

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a) a b) sodium carbonate