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Consider the following reaction: NH4Cl+NaOHH2O+NH3+NaCl.
Which substance would be considered the strongest acid in this chemical reaction, considering both the forward and reverse reactions?

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NH4Cl
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NaOH
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H2O
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NH3
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Solution

The correct option is A NH4Cl
NH4Cl+NaOHH2O+NH3+NaCl
In this reaction, NaOH is the strong base and its conjugate acid Na+ is weak.
The other acidic species in this reaction is NH4Cl.
Considering backward reaction, NH3 is a weak base but its conjugate acid NH3 is the weak base but its conjugate acid NH+4 is a strong acid.
Hence, NH4Cl is the strongest acid in this chemical reaction.

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