Question

Some substances containing hydrogen may
dissolve in water to produce acids. We name
these solutions by putting hydro- in front of the
name of the substance and replacing the letters
-ide with -ic. For example, hydrogen chloride
dissolves in water to produce hydrochloric acid.

Using the rule in the passage, which acid is formed by dissolving hydrogen cyanide in water?

hydrocyanotic acid

hydrocyanic acid

hydrogen cyanic acid

Answer 1

@Gravity_Dreams

Answer 2

@Drominia

Answer 3

its c