Chemistry, asked by parveenrahul2002, 6 months ago

an element common to all acids is

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Answered by diyaantil2007

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Explanation:

Hydrogen element is common to all acids.

Answered by vivek5772

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Answer:

Hydrogen is an element that is common in all acids.

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