Science, asked by anjoochaudhri, 1 month ago

Citric acid is an organic acid give reason​

Answers

Answered by khushipandey293031
11

Answer:

citric acid is a colourless crystalline organic compounds which found in carboxylic acids..it is also called a week organic acid

Answered by nitinkumar9lm
0

Answer:

Due to the presence of hydrogen and carbon atoms complex molecules, citric acid is an organic acid.

Explanation:

  • In citrus fruits like lemons, limes, and oranges we find citric acid.
  • We use it as an antioxidant, to flavor the food and also to preserve the food.
  • When hydrogen and carbon atoms group together to form organic molecules then organic acid is formed.

The chemical formula of citric acid is  HOC(CO_{2} H)(CH_{2}CO_{2}H)_{2}.

The hydrogen and carbon atoms are interlinked to form a complex organic molecule. So, citric acid is an organic acid.

Similar questions