夜遅くにすみません。 なぜ正解かわからないではなくて 線を引いたところの選択肢が なぜ不正解かわかりません。 頭がこんがらがってしまいました、、🤦🏻

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硫酸って酸化力がないんですか？ 熱濃硫酸なら酸化力があると書いてあったのですが 硫酸でもSの酸化数が最高酸化数の＋６なので相手を酸化させることができるのではないのですか？ わかる方答えてくれるとありがたいです

炭酸水素ナトリウムは、なぜ水に溶けると塩基性になるのですか？

酸性って水素があるかないかってことですか？ もしそうならばなぜ、硫酸はSO₄なのに酸性なのですか？

日本語訳お願いしてもいいですか😰🙇‍♂️

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次の英文の下線部を訳しなさい The electric light bulb, which we take for granted, would not have been possible without the work of the American Scientist Thomas Edison, nor would much of the dyeing and drugs industries without the work of the English chemist Perkin. (日本大)

前置詞のuponってなんですか？ 使い方がよく分かりません、onと完全に代用できる訳でもなさそうですし。教えてもらいたいです。