Chemistry, asked by sanjay8570, 10 months ago

Assertion :acids do not show acidic bheaviour in absence of water. Reason:all acids in pure state are covalent compounds which do not contain h+ions​

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Answered by gjayashree94
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Answer:

Assertion is correct and reson is the correct explanation of it

Explanation:Acids refers to the producing of h+ions

When it is in the correct suitable medium for producing it then the nature of the acid goes away without the producing of h+ ions

Answered by Jasleen0599
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Assertion and reason both are correct and reason is the correct explanation of assertion.-Acids refers to the producing of h+ions

- The acidic behaviour of any acid is due to the presence of hydrogen ions.

- In the absence of water, all acids in pure state are covalent compounds and they do not dissociate to produce H+ ions.

- Hence the acid will not show its acidic behaviour.

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