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Difference between Acid s base

    • Posted by Kunal Singh 1 year, 7 months ago

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    Gurleen Kaur 1 year, 6 months ago

    ACID sour in taste. Change blue litmus paper in blue. Release h+. pH<7. E.g. HCL BASES bitter in taste. Soapy in touch. Change red litmus paper into blue. pH>7or pH value b/w 7 to 14 E g NAOH,

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    Mo Aqdas Aqdas 1 year, 6 months ago

    ACID 1.Acid sour in taste 2.Acid turn blue litmus into red 3.Acid pass electricity 4.Acid react with metal form salt and hydrogen gas BASE 1.Base bitter in taste 2.Base turn red litmus into blue 3.Base react with metal form salt and hydrogen gas

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    Sanchita Jain 1 year, 7 months ago

    1.Acids are sour in taste. Base are bitter in taste. 2.Acid turns blue litmus to red. Base turns red litmus to blue. 3.Acid produce H+ions when dissolve in water. Base produce OH-ions when dissolve in water. 4. Acid ph value ranges from 1 to 7. Base pH value ranges from 7 to 14. 5. Examples of Acids -> HCl, H2SO4, Acetic acid, lactic acid,etc. Examples of base -> NaOH, KOH,etc.

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    Rashi Singh 1 year, 7 months ago

    (1)Acid are sour in taste whereas base are bitter in taste. (2) Acid turns blue litmus to red whereas base turns red litmus to blue.

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