What is the name of the acid that dissociates to give the nitrate ion, NO₃⁻? A) hydronitric acid B) nitric acid C) hyponitrous acid D) nitrous acid

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Nitric acid is the only option that would dissociate to give the nitrate ion. Hydronitric acid is not a commonly known acid and is not a valid option. Hyponitrous and nitrous acids would dissociate to give nitrite ions, not nitrate ions.

What Is the Name of the Acid That Dissociates to Give