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Question
For each compound mentioned above give the formulae of ions formed in aqueous solution.
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Solution 1
H+ and Cl- ions And H+ and O2- ions
Solution 2
\[\ce{H2O + HCl -> \underset{ion}{\underset{Hydronium}{H3O+}}+Cl-}\]
\[\ce{H2O + F -> \underset{ion}{\underset{Hydronium}{H3O+}}+F-}\]
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