Question

H2s is acidic but H2o is neutral explain

Answer 1

H2S is more acidic because the SH- anion is bigger hence the charge is better distributed, and I suppose because the S-H bond is weaker. ... Since we defined water to be neutral, it is NOT defined as either as an acid or a base; it is neutral. HF and H2S (in comparison to water) are acidic, while NH3 is basic.

Answer 2

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YOUR QUESTION:

H2S is acidic but H20 is neutal explain....


ANSWER:

H2S is more acidic because the SH- anions are bigger in size . Hence the the charge is distributed equally.......

water ie H2O is an acid .... but not as acidic as H2S......




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