define acid and base
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Answer: Acids:
An acid is a substance that gives hydrogen ion H+or a hydronium ion H3O+when dissolved in water. A substance, which has an acidic nature, contains one or more hydrogen and an anionic group in its formula.
Example: H2SO4 (sulfuric acid) contains two hydrogens or hydrogen ion 2H+and sulfate anion
When sulfuric acid dissolves in water it produces Hydrogen ion or hydronium ion which is shown below
Base:
A Base is a substance which gives hydroxide ion OH-when dissolved in water.
Example
NaOH It is a base since it contains OH- ion or hydroxide ion.
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Base:- A substance which can nitriles an acid to form a salt (and water) is called base ..
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Acid:-A substance which reacts with a base to form a salt (and water)is called an acid...
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