if it is true that acids show their acidic nature only when they are present as solutions in water then why are some acids solid in state
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yes
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it needs to be dissolved in water
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Yes it is true that Acids show their nature when they are present in water.
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when they are present in water , they mix with it to form H+ ions or H3O+ ions (Hydronium ions if you don't know that chemical formula). Their true nature lies in those dissociation of ions because the number of ions reveal the strength of acid.
Acids are present in solid state as they do not dissolve in water or doesn't contain water molecules or doesn't dissociate into ions unless they are put in water.
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