Physics, asked by aarvi40, 9 months ago

Can lactic acid corrode metal

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Answered by Ldutta1982

Answer:

No, lactic acid can't corrode metal as it is a very weak organic acid.

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Answered by Sumanthreddy651022

Answer:

Strong acids corrode metals rapidly. Strong acids react by oxidizing a metal, changing a pure elemental metal into a metal oxide. Adding strong acid to elemental iron will react to produce iron oxides or rust.

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