32. Which picture represents a strong acid (HA) dissolved in water (not shown)? (A) (C) (H₂O) (HA) OH HA (НА (HA) OH HA (OH) HA HA (140 OH (HA (B) (D) (40 (30 (НО (он (40) HP OH MO OH (H₂O) OH

32. Which picture represents a strong acid (HA) dissolved in water (not shown)? (A) (C) (H₂O) (HA) OH HA (НА (HA) OH HA (OH) HA HA (140 OH (HA (B) (D) (40 (30 (НО (он (40) HP OH MO OH (H₂O) OH

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