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Why cannot one determine the relative acid strengths of HClO4 and HNO3 using aqueous solutions of these acids? (A) The acids are insufficiently soluble for the measurements.(B) A more basic solvent than H2O must be used.(C) H2O is too basic a solvent for the distinction to be made. (D) These oxidizing acids cause redox reactions to occur. (E) Actually, the acid strengths can be determined using aqueous solutions |
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Answer» (C) H2O is too basic a solvent for the distinction to be made |
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