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3 years ago

If the imaginary element Blobbium (Bb) formed an acid with the formula H₃Bb, what should this acid be named? *

Chemistry

1 answer:

sveticcg [70]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

The non metal in HCl is Chlorine and the name of the acid is Hydrochloric acid.

H = hydro

Cl = chloric

So I imagine this new acid, yet to be discovered even by the crew of the Star Ship enterprise, would be

HydroBlobbic acid

I await news from Spock on how things are going on the discovery of such a thing. So far he has not said anything about it.

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