A bulb starts glowing in case of acids, dies the same happens to alcohol and glucose? Are they bases?
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A bulb starts glowing in case of acids, dies the same happens to alcohol and glucose. It's because acids contains H+ ions. Alcohol and glucose do not contain H= ions that's why the bulb don't glow
Lel:
nice, but are alcohols and glucose bases?
they are very weak acids
that's why they do not conduct electricity
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BULB glows in case of acids because of the presence of
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BULB glows in case of acids because of the presence of
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