Science, asked by birukishan22gmailcom, 1 year ago

what are the differences between alkalin and acids?

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Answered by adivitya2

Bases which are soluble in water alkali or alkaline. And acids are highly reactive chemicals

AdityaRajan: alkaline are basic in nature but acids are acidic

adivitya2: okkk

birukishan22gmailcom: thank you very much for your easy answer.

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Answered by Anonymous

basically acids are those solution which are sour, and dissociate H+ ions when are in a electrolytic solution...they change the blue litmus red...

Alkaline are the bases that are dissolved In water....they are bitter in taste...they are OH- Ions donater and and they turn red litmus blue....

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