Chemistry, asked by dwadhwani631, 4 months ago

Mark the correct statement for glacial acetic acid as a non-aqueous solvent*

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The strengths of organic acids dissolved in it increase

The strengths of bases dissolved in it increase and the difference between them decreases

Sulphuric acid behaves as a bivalent acid in glacial acetic acid medium

Perchloric acid behaves as a strong acid in glacial acetic acid medium

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Answered by bannybannyavvari

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fluoroantimonic acid

Researchers have created the strongest organic acid ever – and the team thinks it could revolutionise how we analyse proteins. The strongest acid on record is fluoroantimonic acid – it's known as a superacid, meaning it has an acidity greater than completely pure sulphuric a

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