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  1. Q1. Which of the following is a strong acid (NCERT)?

    • A.citric acid
    • B.carbonic acid
    • C.acetic acid
    • D.sulphuric acid

    Answer: D. sulphuric acid

    We are told that the numerical data stated in the question (chemistry, chapter 'Acids, Bases and Salts'). Our target: the unknown asked. From the chapter we use the relation: hence answer = sulphuric acid. Acids release H+ and have pH < 7. Matching this against the options, D) sulphuric acid is the answer. As for the others, option A) 'citric acid' doesn't hold - Citric acid is weak; option B) 'carbonic acid' fails since Carbonic acid is weak.

  2. Q2. Which of the following is a weak base (NCERT)?

    • A.barium hydroxide
    • B.potassium hydroxide
    • C.sodium hydroxide
    • D.ammonium hydroxide

    Answer: D. ammonium hydroxide

  3. Q3. Which solution has the lowest pH at equal concentration (NCERT)?

    • A.carbonic acid
    • B.hydrochloric acid
    • C.acetic acid
    • D.water

    Answer: B. hydrochloric acid

    What's the underlying rule? PH = -log[H+] is the defining relation; substituting the given hydrogen-ion concentration into this expression => pH reduces to the listed numerical value; therefore the required answer = hydrochloric acid. Does that line up with one of the options? Yes - Correct. And the rest? option A) 'carbonic acid' is incorrect: Weak acid; higher pH; option C) 'acetic acid' is incorrect: Weak acid; higher pH than HCl. Pick: B) hydrochloric acid.

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