Science, asked by jaskaran88520, 8 months ago

define the soda acid?

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Answered by randhawalovely254

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soda-acid. Noun. (uncountable) Used attributively to describe a fire extinguisher that generates a stream of water powered by carbon dioxide generated by reacting sulfuric acid with sodium bicarbonate.

Answered by eshajoshi2005

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Explanation:

soda-acid (uncountable) Used attributively to describe a fire extinguisher that generates a stream of water powered by carbon dioxide generated by reacting sulfuric acid with sodium bicarbonate.

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