Question

Differences between acids and bases

Answer 1

An acid and a base are both chemical compounds. Acids and bases can be considered opposites of each other, and when they interact, neutralization occurs, producing a salt and water. Bases have a bitter taste and a slimy.
 Acids, such as vinegar and the citric acid in lemon juice, are sour to the taste and they can produce a stinging sensation on mucous membranes...................

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Answer 2

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• $\large\underline{ACID}$

✔️ Acids are sour in taste.
✔️ It change blue litmus to red.
✔️ Non-Metallic oxides are acidic in nature.
✔️ It produce H+ ions when it dissolve in water.
✔️ The pH value of acid is less than 7.

• $\large\underline{BASE}$

✔️ Bases are bitter in taste.
✔ ️It change red litmus to blue.
✔️ Metallic oxides are basic in nature.
✔️ It produce OH- ions when it dissolve in water.
✔️ The pH value of base is greater than 7.


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