Chemistry, asked by tapadartapas12, 1 year ago

Acetic acid is not a tetrabasic acid .Give reason for your answer

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acetic acid has only one replacable hydrogen ion. it has only one hydrogen ion, which would react , and thus, inspite of having 4 hydrogen molecules, it is a monobasic acid and not a tetrabasic acid.

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