Chemistry, asked by riddhiandsiddhi, 10 months ago

why base are not corrosive in nature

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Answered by gargi1501

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Bases are corrosive in nature...

Answered by Mimi9748

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certainly bases that have ph greater than 12

are corrosive in nature. For example string alkalis like NaoH,KoH etc leave down marks on skin . concentrated alkalis are truly corrosive in nature. The amount of harm caused by chemical burns from acids or bases depends upon the concentration and duration of contact.

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