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What kind of acid is chlorous acid? A Monoprotic acid B Diprotic acid C Triprotic acid​
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What kind of acid is chlorous acid?

A Monoprotic acid
B Diprotic acid
C Triprotic acid​

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C because i need points
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Answer:

It might be B

Step-by-step explanation:

because its HClO2

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