Which of the following acid-naming rules is incorrect  a all acid names end with & quot; -ic& quot; b acids formed from sulfate ions will end in & quot; -ic& quot; c acids formed from chloride ions will end in & quot; -ic& quot; d acids formed from sulfite ions will end in & quot; -ous& quot;

The answer to this question would be: A. all acid names end with "-ic"

Not all acid have "-id" suffix for their name. The example of this was already mentioned in the question as the sulfite ion will be called sulfurous acid. The "-ous" name is given to acid with lower oxidation state. Sulfuric acid will be the H2SO4 which have higher oxidation state.