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NaI - Ionic compound
NaI is a neutral salt. Neither Na+ nor I- have any tendency to donate or accept a proton in dilute aqueous solutions. It is neither acid nor base. It is salt.
H2SO4 - Molecular Compound, Acid
H2SO4 is a covalent(molecular) compound. All elements are nonmetals so they will form a covalent bond.
H2SO4 can release H+ ion so it is an acid.
HI - Molecular Compound, Acid
HI is a covalent (molecular) compound. It is between two nonmetals, hydrogen and iodine. HI can release H+ ion so it is an acid.
KClO4 - Ionic Compound
Potassium perchlorate (KClO4) is a neutral salt. Neither K+ nor ClO4- has any tendency to donate or accept a proton in dilute aqueous solutions. It is neither acid nor base. It is salt.
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