While diluting an acid, why is it recommended that the acid should be added to water and not water to the acid?
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if large amount of water is poured in large amount of acid as the reaction will be highly exothermic the contents might fall out and cause damage... that's why we add acid to water..m
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This is because dilution is an exothermic reaction and can produce a lot of heat.if large amount of water will be added heat will be released in a large amount. This can explode the beaker and can cause severe burns and damages
sanjana16:
@ aakriti
hey what rubbish none of u are correct
aakriti u want your answers to become brainliest so u are persuading others by request right and i know that
and Maverickxx why dont u also do the same ?
@Maverickxx and even others do the same and even i feel its not wrong in asking tho and btw your answers are very good so why dont u also request others they will surely rank you better
and lets end this fight here and aakriti u continue doing that and Maverickxx even u also do it there is nothing wrong and trust me its not bad thing
@ little daisy as I mentioned before...its d way u see d things...
i just request..n not force
n idk y u came in bet wen everything was already solved....
It's a request to you people to stop arguing in comments section, it disturbs users, and I think it's best to let the asker decide the Brainliest answer, requesting is good, but if the other one deserves it, let them have it, and this is the end of the argument. Thank you
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