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  • Fluoride and Iodide Acids: A Comprehensive Guide
    You're looking for acids that contain fluoride (F-) and iodide (I-) anions. Here's the breakdown:

    Fluoride Anions (F-)

    * Hydrofluoric acid (HF): This is the most common and important acid containing fluoride. It's a weak acid, but extremely corrosive.

    * Fluoroboric acid (HBF4): This is a strong acid, but less common than hydrofluoric acid.

    Iodide Anions (I-)

    * Hydroiodic acid (HI): This is a strong acid. It's a colorless gas that dissolves readily in water.

    Important Note: You won't find a single acid that contains both fluoride and iodide anions. These anions have different chemical properties and wouldn't stably coexist in the same compound.

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