Explanation :
1) HBr is the strongest acid. so it has lowest pH .
CH3NH3Br is the salt of strong acid and weak base . so pH < 7
KCl is the salt of strong acid and strong base .so pH = 7 .
NaClO and NaBrO are the salts of strong base and weak acids. so pH < 7 .
2)
NaF and KCN form basic solutions in water.
F- + H2O --------> HF + OH-
CN- + H2O ------------> HCN + OH-
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