what is the difference between acids and base
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Acids are chemical compounds that act as proton donors and can be easily recognized due to the possession of a releasable H+ ion.
Bases are chemical compounds that act as proton acceptors and can be easily recognized in most cases.
Acids are proton donors/ electron pair acceptors/ that are able to increase the H+ ion concentration in an aqueous solution.
Bases are proton acceptors/ electron pair donors/ that are able to increase the OH– ion concentration in an aqueous solution.
Bases are chemical compounds that act as proton acceptors and can be easily recognized in most cases.
Acids are proton donors/ electron pair acceptors/ that are able to increase the H+ ion concentration in an aqueous solution.
Bases are proton acceptors/ electron pair donors/ that are able to increase the OH– ion concentration in an aqueous solution.
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acids: the substances with the PH value of 0 to 7 are called acids. and these substances taste sour.these change litmus paper to red.ex: sulphuric acid.
bases: the substances with the PH value of 7 to 14 are called bases.these substances taste bitter.these change litmus paper to blue.and soluble base is also known as alkali.
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bases: the substances with the PH value of 7 to 14 are called bases.these substances taste bitter.these change litmus paper to blue.and soluble base is also known as alkali.
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