Chemistry, asked by sukhsahib3504, 1 year ago

why do acids not show acid behaviour in the absence of water?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Acids don't show acidic property in the absence of water bcoz they have strong bond between them so their ions are not free.

Answered by viji18net

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the acids show acidic behaviour due to the presence of hydrogen ion .. with absence of water they don't show because hydrogen ion don't get produced without water....

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