Chemistry, asked by london20, 6 months ago

Plz answer me why methane is not acid ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

In order to be acidic then, a substance must contain hydrogen, in a form that can be released into water. Substances such as CH4 (methane) are not acidic as all four hydrogens are bound very tightly to the carbon and are not going anywhere. CH4 has a neutral pH, around 7.

Answered by aayushi567
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Answer:

In order to be acidic then, a substance must contain hydrogen, in a form that can be released into water. Substances such as CH4 (methane) are not acidic as all four hydrogens are bound very tightly to the carbon and are not going anywhere. CH4 has a neutral pH, around 7.

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