Seems correct. Your steps make sense, the molar ratios are right and you've done it in a clear easy to follow manner. I see no issues with it.
1. The conjugate acid-base pairs are HCl/Cl- and NH3/NH4+. They can be changed into one another by proton transfer.
2. The acid in the reaction is the molecule that has the lowest pKa value or (simply) gives their proton away the easiest. The pKa of HCl is around 3 I think while ammonia’s is around 35. This means HCl is the acid here. In the other reaction (backwards) you can see that NH4+ gives a proton to the chloride ion. To give a proton = acid. So the acids are HCl and NH4+ and the bases are NH3 and Cl-.
An important rule is: The stronger the acid/base, the weaker its conjugate base/acid.
Answer: Polarity is the dipole-dipole intermolecular forces between the slightly positively-charged end of one molecule to the negative end of another or the same molecule
An example is H2+ (SO4)2- in Tetraoxosulphate (VI) Acid
Explanation:
In the acid H2SO4, ionization results in the formation of a Positively charged hydrogen ion (2H+) and a negatively charged Sulphate ion (SO4)2-
The slightly positive and negative parts in the ACID generates the DIPOLE (two poles) and THUS explains polarity
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Answer:
covalent
Explanation:
C2S6 is a compound made of 2 nonmetals which makes it covalent
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