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  • Exercices Acide Base SM 12

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    1. The document discusses several types of chemical reactions including acid-base reactions and precipitation reactions. 2. Key substances mentioned include acids like HNO3, bases like NaOH, and salts that can be formed from precipitation like AgCl. 3. The document provides examples of using stoichiometry to calculate quantities in chemical reactions based on molar concentrations and volumes of reactants.

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    1. The document discusses several types of chemical reactions including acid-base reactions and precipitation reactions. 2. Key substances mentioned include acids like HNO3, bases like NaOH, and salts that can be formed from precipitation like AgCl. 3. The document provides examples of using stoichiometry to calculate quantities in chemical reactions based on molar concentrations and volumes of reactants.

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    215 vistas2 páginas

    Exercices Acide Base SM 12

    Cargado por

    khalid el yacoubi
    1. The document discusses several types of chemical reactions including acid-base reactions and precipitation reactions. 2. Key substances mentioned include acids like HNO3, bases like NaOH, and salts that can be formed from precipitation like AgCl. 3. The document provides examples of using stoichiometry to calculate quantities in chemical reactions based on molar concentrations and volumes of reactants.

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