Chemistry, asked by thezoyaverma1209, 5 months ago

what is an acid radical?

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Answered by Anonymous

A radical formed by the removal of hydrogen ions from an acid.

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Answered by ishwariya76

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Acid radical= the Ion formed the after the removal of hydrogen ions from an acid is called acid radical. For example= when HCL uses hydrogen ion then it form"CL".

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