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HBr is the chemical formula for hydrogen bromide, which is an acidic gas composed of hydrogen and bromine atoms. It dissolves in water to form hydrobromic acid (HBr(aq)).

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What are the coefficients for the balanced equation below? __ HBr + __ Zn -> __ ZnBr₂ + __ H₂
Which of the following would be the best indicator to observe a neutralization reaction between KOH and HBr?
Put the following acids in order of INCREASING acid strength: HI, HCl, HBr, HF.
A mechanism is as showed: [Step 1: H2 + IBr → HI + HBr (slow)] [Step 2: HI + IBr → I2 + HBr (fast)]. Two experiments are performed within the same temperature of different concentrations. Which statement below is correct?

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